Generally in C++ one should use Type name = Type( args... ) style to be the least surprising. Prior to C++20 that would be aggregates. It's really too bad tha

Generally in C++ one should use Type name = Type( args... ) style to be the least surprising. Prior to C++20 that would be aggregates. It's really too bad that initializer_list gets special treatment, and it's universally wart in C++. The alternative would have been vector{ { 1,2,3} } and that would have been fine.