Improve diagnostics when implements<> is used incorectly #959
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A common error is forgetting to provide the name of the derived class as the first
implements<>template parameter. This results in a strange'implements_type' is not a member of any direct or indirect base class of 'MyClass'error. Detect this case with astatic_assertwith a more help error message.Note that we have to put the
static_assertinside the implementation ofGetRuntimeClassNamerather than putting it in the class definition ofimplements. That's becauseimplementsis sometimes used with an incomplete type, and we cannot useis_base_ofwith incomplete types. Wait untilGetRuntimeClassNameis generated, at which point the class is complete.