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This incidentally simplifies the preprocessor stuff, by making these
codepaths look the same in both C++11 and C++14. The old code had the
weird effect that the C++11 codepath was slightly more SFINAE-friendly
than the C++14 codepath.

This patch doesn't actually make and_then/map/transform/map_error/or_else
be SFINAE-friendly. But it lays the groundwork for adding further
constraints to the enable_if stuff in and_then_impl etc., which
could make these functions fully SFINAE-friendly without needing to
touch the non-_impl versions again.

…ess.

This incidentally simplifies the preprocessor stuff, by making these
codepaths look the same in both C++11 and C++14. The old code had the
weird effect that the C++11 codepath was slightly *more* SFINAE-friendly
than the C++14 codepath.

This patch doesn't actually make and_then/map/transform/map_error/or_else
be SFINAE-friendly. But it lays the groundwork for adding further
constraints to the `enable_if` stuff in `and_then_impl` etc., which
could make these functions fully SFINAE-friendly without needing to
touch the non-`_impl` versions again.
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