scnlib: Formatted input library
summary
scnlib claims to make input in C++ as easy as fmt makes output, providing a scnlib API that scans ints, strings and ranges from stdin, files, string_views or file descriptors with a customizable stream concept and optional scanf-like syntax. It targets C++11/14, can be header-only and exception-free, and shows benchmarks that beat iostreams for integers and doubles while wstring scanning is unexpectedly one to two orders of magnitude slower and needs further optimization.
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