back_emplace_iterator and related classes and utility functions

back_emplace_iterator and related classes and utility functions

Summary:
C++ up to and including C++17 lacks an alternative to std::back_inserter() that uses emplace_back() instead of push_back(). This causes unnecessary temporary objects in some cases, when using std::back_inserter() together with STL functions such as std::copy() or std::transform(). The same holds for std::front_inserter() and std::inserter().
This diff introduces folly::back_emplacer(), folly::front_emplacer(), folly::emplacer(), and related iterator classes, which call emplace_back(), emplace_front(), and emplace() respectively, with perfect forwarding of any arguments to the output iterator's operator=.
Includes support for variadic emplacement / multi-argument constructors through a utility function folly::make_emplace_args() which packs its arguments into a special tuple for use with operator=.

Reviewed By: ericniebler

Differential Revision: D4897174

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