> This includes the committee that makes the standard and requires a working battle tested implementation before inclusion. This "requirement" is a mirage, as

> This includes the committee that makes the standard and requires a working battle tested implementation before inclusion. This "requirement" is a mirage, as you can tell by simply installing any of the three compilers from say the week C++ 20 was published and trying to use the headline "modules" feature described in the standard. There are no working implementations. If you've worked at a large dysfunctional organisation you'll recognise the pattern. Nobody wants to say "No" and make a decision themselves which may go badly - so instead they look for excuses and you're listing one of the excuses. But when they want to do it none of the excuses apply.