EDG has been consistently the most vocal opposers of anything that goes in the language, and in recent years had stopped keeping up. The `export` thign was an exception.
Sorry, but that's nonsense. We've supported plenty of features. We've also occasionally been the first to implement them. In recent years, we spearheaded reflection, supported, first-implemented a bunch of constant-evaluation features (consteval etc.), and supported and first-shipped C++23 "explicit this".
Doesn't make sense. C/C++ static analyzers wouldn't be using EDG if it can't keep up with the language.