Even if I did, the cognitive overhead of this stuff detracts from real programming.
On the other hand, if anyone tried to formalise the semantics of C++ and prove some kind of soundness theorem they would probably find that the language definition is technically inconsistent.
Paraphrasing Feynman, if you think you understand C++ then you don't understand C++.
Edit: also, the memory issue for these types of services is a huge problem for me, since I am usually working on multiple projects at once, and when combined with all 32 of my chrome tabs, my work laptop starts to indicate some unhappiness.
You'll have to destroy it yourself though because the compiler can't guarantee to be able to prove that it has been constructed at the end of scope. You can wrap it in something like boost optional to get safety.
Lives on in Lua. Everything I want to do in C++, I can do with Lua instead. Plus: still C under it all.