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so in short C++26, and C++ in general, is dead now? either they change it and kill it, or cancel it and kill it, but either way everybody who actually works on it is not behind it anymore no matter what choice they're forced to make, so whatever might be called C++26 isn't in truth.

That's quite the dramatic opinion. The contracts proposal is renowned for being broken and half baked, and the committee voted accordingly. www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg... Odds are contracts will be pulled from the draft and moved back to the drawing board, and C++26 will be approved.

damn you're really searching to this extent whoever you are of the minority bad faithers in a group that otherwise overwhelmingly has consensus