I wish the "std::string really &&obj" were "std::string &&really obj" (and the same for the fiber & case) as, while that might look stupid it is more consistent

I wish the "std::string really &&obj" were "std::string &&really obj" (and the same for the fiber & case) as, while that might look stupid it is more consistent with how cv-qualification is parsed, and seems like it would cause conflicts with "really const" unless even more special cases are added to the compiler.