feat(bindings/cpp): remove Boost dependency#6376
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- Remove Boost dependency from CMake configuration and documentation - Replace Boost.DateTime with std::chrono for timestamp handling - Replace Boost.IOStreams with custom std::istream implementation for ReaderStream - Update all header includes and modernize C++ usage Signed-off-by: Jack Drogon <[email protected]>
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Mostly LGTM, inviting @silver-ymz and @xyjixyjixyji for another look. |
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@Xuanwo @silver-ymz @xyjixyjixyji please help me review the pr |
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Looks good to me for not depending on boost.
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reduce cpp binding dep
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