Fix inconsistency in class grammar vs text #5081
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Changed grammar specification of class to indicate that the class-head-name is optional. The text of the standard specifically explains that an anonymous class is created by not specifying a class-head-name. g++ and clang++ both support omission of class-head-name per the text.
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Changed grammar specification of class to indicate that the class-head-name is optional. The text of the standard specifically explains that an anonymous class is created by not specifying a class-head-name.
g++ and clang++ both support omission of class-head-name per the text.