✨ Add handled state to e-except #85
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Resolves #37 - Add handled state and its usage to the exception algorithm. Resolves #19 - Make exception control block thread_local which reduces RAM usage for exceptions by only allocating the amount of memory needed for the `exception_ptr` instance. Resolves #42 - Use memory resource for allocations over static array of bytes. - Add `ke::exception_allocation<>` header for exceptions. It contains the object's total size and the allocator that allocated it. This allocator is used when the object is freed. - Make the size of the default exception memory resource 64 bytes. - Limit RTTI hierarchy to 8 nodes.
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Resolves #37
Resolves #19
Resolves #72
exceptions by only allocating the amount of memory needed for the
exception_ptrinstance.Resolves #42
ke::exception_allocation<>header for exceptions. It containsthe object's total size and the allocator that allocated it. This
allocator is used when the object is freed.