Distinct types check#15
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Wraps up the issue reported in #13 and partially addressed in #14. Another requirement to enforce should be that there are at least two distinct types in the type list. This ensures there's some valid conversion path to be taken and avoids infinite recursion.
This PR achieves that by checking that the first and last types in the list are distinct. This is sufficient since the derived type must have a direct conversion to one of them already and the macro generates the conversion to the other one, so having them equal makes no sense.