Remove user-declared default, copy and move constructors #548
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Removed the following defaulted constructors: * Default Constructor * Copy Constructor * Move Constructor The defaulted move constructor prevents implicit declaration of the copy assignment operator, which results in compiler errors since std::promise requires it. All 3 user-declared methods removed here are implicitly declared by the compiler anyway, so no need to default them in the first place. Relates to cpp-netlib#547
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Remove user-declared default, copy and move constructors
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The defaulted move constructor prevents implicit declaration of the copy assignment operator, which results in compiler errors since std::promise requires it.
All 3 user-declared methods removed here are implicitly declared by the compiler anyway, so no need to default them in the first place.
Relates to #547