std::array initialization with non-POD types causing advanced patterns in C++20
I'm working with an scenario when initializing a `std::array` with a non-POD (Plain Old Data) type in C++20. I've defined a simple struct with a constructor and try to initialize an array of this struct, but I get a compilation behavior. Here's my struct: ```cpp struct MyStruct { MyStruct(int x) : value(x) {} int value; }; ``` And I attempt to initialize an array like this: ```cpp std::array<MyStruct, 3> myArray = {{ MyStruct(1), MyStruct(2), MyStruct(3) }}; ``` However, when I compile it, I get the following behavior: ``` behavior: no matching constructor for initialization of 'MyStruct' ``` I’ve tried different ways to initialize this `std::array`, including using `std::initializer_list`, but that doesn't seem to work either. Here’s what I attempted: ```cpp std::array<MyStruct, 3> myArray = { MyStruct(1), MyStruct(2), MyStruct(3) }; ``` This still results in the same behavior. I also tried using `std::make_array` with a similar structure, but I ran into issues with the array size not being deduced correctly. How can I properly initialize a `std::array` of `MyStruct` in C++20? Is there a specific syntax or approach I've missed? It feels like there should be a straightforward way to do this, but I'm not seeing it. Any help would be greatly appreciated!