refactor: introduce a python-like enumerate() method, and use it in block_reward_reallocation_tests.cpp #5059
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Issue being fixed or feature implemented
I like being explicit where possible, and the lack of an
enumeratefunction in c++ has annoyed me for a while. This PR implements a enumerate() function that takes in an iterable object, and returns an tuple containing an iterator and a index. This can be decomposed using structured bindings. This makes code clearer and more readable, and should easily compile down to the same machine code based on my limited playing with it in godboltWhat was done?
How Has This Been Tested?
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