[src] Use static_assert for KALDI_COMPILE_TIME_ASSERT #4566
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Remove
template<bool B> class KaldiCompileTimeAssertbecausestatic_assertis now a language declaration. Before C++17 a second argument for the message is required (lame, lame!), which is, lacking anything better, is obtained by stringizing the function-like macro argument. For C++17, the second argument is optional, and the semantics is identical.