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Type transformations of qualified function types [GH #335] - #337
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Previously, the __add_lvalue_reference, __add_rvalue_reference, __add_pointer,
and __decay intrinsics produced incorrect types for function types with cv- or
ref-qualifiers. They now leave such types unchanged. For example, with
--c++11: