...the direct-initializations were introduced with
032d5126e4 "cppcheck: fix some uninitMemberVar in
configmgr part," presumably to avoid false positives from static analysis tools.
But the initializations are redundant, as the invariants of the affected classes
imply that the members have meaningful values at their points of use. And the
direct-initializations with arbitrary values make it harder for a maintainer to
understand the relevant invariants, namely to ensure the members must have been
assigned /meaningful/ values by the time they are used. Give a (subtle) clue by
making those into value-initializations.
Change-Id: Iadb25fa08b6d6b12d5bf8a8f04271270b6a7f7cb
Stephan Bergmann
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