C++26 reflection at compile-time

C++26 introduces compile-time reflection capabilities through seven approved papers, enabling powerful new features like automatic enum iteration without macros. The reflection system allows developers to introspect types at compile-time, opening possibilities for JSON parsing, language bindings, and solving long-standing enum iteration problems. A practical example demonstrates creating a utility function that can iterate over any enum values, including non-consecutive ones, using the new reflection APIs to generate strongly-typed arrays of enum values.