Build: Compatibility with boost 1.67 - #470
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Boost apparently requires these operators to be callable on const values since version 1.59.0.
native() has been deprecated in favor of native_handle() since version 1.47 and was finally removed in version 1.66.
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This PR enables building navcoin-core with boost-1.67 out of the box.
Though I tested this against boost 1.67, the branch fixes build problems from 1.59 onwards, which affect users of at least Debian 9 (Stretch) and newer and probably other modern distributions. So I think the problems fixed should affect enough users to justify these relatively simple changes.