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Ruben's Q2 update

https://cppalliance.org/q2_update/2024/07/09/RubenQ2.html

C++20 modules for Boost were evaluated, revealing limited compiler support and high integration effort, causing the community to delay adoption. A Boost.Asio coroutine talk was presented, and Boost.MySQL added range formatting and pipeline request support.

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