ae3f8f3759
Found a bug where the following won't work:
```c++
COORD inclusiveEnd{ _end };
```
where `_end` is a `til::point`.
The only fix for this is to replace these instances with this:
```c++
COORD inclusiveEnd = _end;
```
What was happening in the first notation is the implicit conversion of `til::point` to `bool` to `SHORT`. The constructor for COORD only sees one SHORT so it thinks the value should be the definition for X, and Y should stay as 0. So we end up getting `1, 0`.
By adding the explicit keyword to the bool operators, we prevent the accident above from occurring.
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| u8u16convert.h | ||