clang-format
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+- The ``Standard`` style option specifies which version of C++ should be used
+ when parsing and formatting C++ code. The set of allowed values has changed:
+ - ``Latest`` will always enable new C++ language features.
+ - ``c++03``, ``c++11``, ``c++14``, ``c++17``, ``c++20`` will pin to exactly
+ that language version.
+ - ``Auto`` is the default and detects style from the code (this is unchanged).
+ The previous values of ``Cpp03`` and ``Cpp11`` are deprecated. Note that
+ ``Cpp11`` is treated as ``Latest``, as this was always clang-format's behavior.
+ (One motivation for this change is the new name describes the behavior better).
libclang
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