vector<int32_t> and vector<int16_t>
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this makes identity traits for these two specializations available in plugins with this change, the `stl_vector_identity` template will be visible to plugins, but the identity objects _themselves_ will not (except for `vector<int32_t>` and `vector<int16_t>`) so any attempt to actually use a `vector` other than one of these two types or of a pointer type (which is covered elsewhere by the `vector<T*>` specialization which is exported) will result in linkage errors
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this makes identity traits for these two specializations available in plugins
with this change, the
stl_vector_identitytemplate will be visible to plugins, but the identity objects themselves will not (except forvector<int32_t>andvector<int16_t>) so any attempt to actually use avectorother than one of these two types or of a pointer type (which is covered elsewhere by thevector<T*>specialization which is exported) will result in linkage errorsthis is mainly intended to enable merging #4632 without #4591, since i don't think i want to pursue #4591 at this time