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This finally became urgent enough for me to do it today, haha
Let me know what you think. At first I tried to make it work with a templated name argument (using a user type), but as the whole thing is macro'd up that caused me some unfortunate problems, so I went with the macro argument approach instead.
I did try and avoid duplication of the tests, but they're quite coupled to the Metaprogram. I took a few steps toward de-coupling them (as you can see, I could remove the #include from the top of the TypeList tests...) but backed out after I saw how tightly coupled the tests are to the types that are generated by the macro instantiation.
Fun few hours anyway!