Remove hx/Unordered.h - #1401
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This was originally added because unordered_map/set were only available in c++11, so this would fall back to the ordered variants if they were unavailable. However, it would only use the unordered variants on msvc or if the preprocessor define HXCPP_CPP11 is set, which has only ever been the case on the android gcc toolchain: 86ca6eb Now C++11 has been a requirement for building the hxcpp runtime for a while, so we can just assume they are available instead of having these wrappers.
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This was originally added because unordered_map/set were only available in c++11, so this would fall back to the ordered variants if they were unavailable.
However, it would only use the unordered variants on msvc or if the preprocessor define HXCPP_CPP11 is set, which has only ever been the case on the android gcc toolchain:
86ca6eb
Now C++11 has been a requirement for building the hxcpp runtime for a while, so we can just assume they are available instead of having these wrappers.