After drinking the C++ metaprogramming cool aid for several mo | Not boring, and a bit of a condescending prick

After drinking the C++ metaprogramming cool aid for several months, we are now seriously debating whether it's a good idea to have a universal wrapper that would make functions accept arguments in any order.

They are all of different types, after all, and we use enum classes and user-defined literals everywhere, for readability reasons. So, there are no bool`-s left, and any number or string would likely be suffixed by some `27960_container_port or "/tmp/foo/bar"_host_dir.

Spoiler alert: I am now the one advocating against this idea.

Although the chaotic part of me wants to go full Haskell mode and implement an even stronger wrapper. So that "partial specializations" would result in "Currying 2.0": returning functions of lower arity, with some argument values already preset.

(The chaotic evil part of me is even thinking about compile-time checks that we should be able to associate with these wrappers.)