This allows consumers to write something like `fmt::memory_buffer<50>` instead of `fmt::basic_memory_buffer<char, 50>` to save stack space when they know that the result of the formatting cannot be bigger than 50 characters. |
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This allows consumers to write something like `fmt::memory_buffer<50>` instead of `fmt::basic_memory_buffer<char, 50>` to save stack space when they know that the result of the formatting cannot be bigger than 50 characters. |
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