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Since C++ asynchrony is settled now (right heh?) with co_routines and std::execution, can we finally have ASIO networking standardized? Or is it decided not to pursue?

I've seen some comments here that having at least standard vocabulary types for holding IPV4 would help a lot for interoperability, as example.

But with full socket support, and maybe later HTTP client, C++ standard would be so much more usable (and more fun to learn) right out of the box...

Or we should just rely on package managers and just install/build all non-vocabulary stuff as we do since eternity, and leave it as is?

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