Fix a <windows.h> horror: min and max macros colliding with std#21
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If you #include <windows.h> without defining NOMINMAX first, the global namespace is polluted with min() and max() macros that prevent compiling any code that uses std::min()/std::max().
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If you
#include <windows.h>without definingNOMINMAXfirst, the global namespace is polluted withmin()andmax()macros that prevent compiling any code that usesstd::min()/std::max().