I'm not sure I'm using it correctly and I'm having trouble compiling it from source on my F29 machine, but include-what-you-use (https://include-what-you-use.org ) allows you to easily analyze your include statements and ensure accuracy. I believe it has found some issues in our code - I certainly could remove some unneeded includes - but I'm unsure if I need to follow all of its advises to make things work, otherwise something will surely break.
Attached please find the full analysis - hope it's useful for someone. I believe once we figure out how to use it properly, it can be a good tool - will probably reduce compile time in a negligible way too.
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