How to filter tuple at compile time, by values of its elements (instead of types) ?

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    • Here's some code I've done with manipulating a "list" of compile time values. It doesn't use tuple, but rather value template parameters.

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    • With mp (https://github.com/boost-ext/mp) you can use std::ranges to do it to

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