Fix deprecated implicit this capture in [=] lambdas (C++20) - #1121
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Summary
Replaces implicit
thiscapture ([=]) with explicit capture ([=, this]) in lambdas defined inside member functions, across 18 files. This fixes the C++20 deprecation warning:Scope
thirdparty/scintilla/src/Editor.cxxhas one remaining occurrence of this warning, left untouched intentionally since it's vendored third-party code, not maintained here.Testing
Built in Debug and Release, confirmed no more
-Wdeprecatedwarnings outside of the vendored Scintilla file mentioned above.