Update clang format spec to c++17 standard #134
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@vgvassilev can you take a look at this change? @anutosh491 would like someone with experience in clang format to review also. |
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We have the C++ standard in cmake set to c++17 but in the clang format spec its set to c++14 for some reason. This PR just updates the spec to the correct one.