I finally got around trying out Strange New Worlds. My thoughts after first 3 episodes:

* Focus motherfuckers, things are supposed to be in it.
* Why the fuck is there lens flare on the bridge?
* I am starting to roll my eyes at everyone having tragic backstory.

Otherwise it is pretty okay.

I released new version of Catch2:

It fixes annoying compilation error from `std::optional` being turned in a range, and provides constexpr matchers support.

https://github.com/catchorg/Catch2/releases/tag/v3.15.0

@lefticus I thought you might like this:

```cpp
TEST_CASE( "Constexpr support for matchers", "[constexpr][matchers][approvals]" ) {
STATIC_REQUIRE_THAT( 1, MatchAll() );
}
```

Yesterday I had a painful reminder that estimation issues aren't software specific.

What was supposed to be "simple extraction" of my wisdom tooth ended up being 70 minutes in the chair, having my tooth sawed, drilled, pulled and then having my bone sawed as well :v

Ill be giving a talk titled "The perfect code doesn't exi..." at MUC++ tomorrow:

https://www.meetup.com/mucplusplus/events/314102093/

Today in Clang-Tidy is annoying me:

for ( double d : { 1'000, 10'000 } )

triggers readability-identifier-length, even after changing `readability-identifier-length.MinimumLoopCounterNameLength` to 1, because the `d` variable is not loop counter name.

Technically true, but also not very useful.