[file.streams] Change sub-clauses to rSec2, similar to [string.streams] #385
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[string.streams] and [file.streams] follow very similar structure (an introduction followed by streambuf, input stream, output stream and bidirectional stream class templates) but are nested entirely differently. Under [fstreams] we have an entirely flat hierarchy where the definition of
basic_streambuf
is at the same level as its own members.This change makes [file.streams] consistent with [string.streams] by promoting [filebuf], [ifstream], [ofstream] and [fstream] to
rSec2
.Also promote [c.files] to
rSec1
, I don't think<cstdint>
should be nested underneath the sub-clause forbasic_fstreambuf
andbasic_fstream
etc.