CPP11 — sequence max < length

Summary: What happens when you pass a maximum argument that is less than the length
argument to the "T* data" constructor of an unbounded sequence? Should the
length argument be treated as equal to the max argument, or should an
implementation-defined error (such as an assert) be allowed?

What happens if you pass a null pointer for the buffer argument to the "T*
data" constructor of a sequence? Should the constructor create the sequence
as if it was created with the default constructor, or should an
implementation-defined error (such as an assert) be allowed? Should a null
pointer argument be allowed if the maximum and length arguments are zero?

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