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I don't see the issue. Just let wrong code do wrong things But let it do the expected wrong thing, rather than changing the code to something unexpected.

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"No." <-- the C++ committee.

Good luck defining "expected" for most of the more complex cases.

Seems trivial to me for infinite loops. Nothing special to specify here, they're already specced by the definition of loops.

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