Add minimum C++ standard property to conanfile #2264
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Introduces the _min_cppstd property to specify C++20 as the minimum required standard for the project.
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Deleted the debug property from CuraEngineConan. Added logic to disable tbbproxy for ARM64 Windows platforms in the requirements configuration.
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This pull request introduces a new property to the
CuraEngineConanclass inconanfile.pyto specify the minimum required C++ standard version. This helps ensure consistency in build requirements for the project.Build requirements update:
_min_cppstdproperty toCuraEngineConanto enforce a minimum C++ standard version of 20.CURA-12814