Replaceable

Replaceable

Summary:
An instance of `Replaceable<T>` wraps an instance of `T`.

You access the inner `T` instance with `operator*` and `operator->` (as if
it were a smart pointer).

`Replaceable<T>` adds no indirection cost and performs no allocations.

`Replaceable<T>` has the same size and alignment as `T`.

You can replace the `T` within a `Replaceable<T>` using the `emplace` method
(presuming that it is constructible and destructible without throwing
exceptions). If the destructor or constructor you're using could throw an
exception you should use `Optional<T>` instead, as it's not a logic error for
that to be empty.

Reviewed By: yfeldblum

Differential Revision: D5346528

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