[codex] Normalize optionx header guards#68
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Summary
include/optionx_cppheader guards to the new non-reservedOPTIONX_HEADER_*_INCLUDEDform.ippfiles that already have direct include guardsChecks
git diff --checkcmake -S . -B build-codex-guards -G "MinGW Makefiles" -DOPTIONX_BUILD_DEPS=ON -DOPTIONX_BUILD_TESTS=ONcmake --build build-codex-guards --target header_only_odr_test -- -j1build-codex-guards/header_only_odr_test.exe --gtest_brief=1cmake --build build-codex-guards --target market_data_subscription_contract_test -- -j1build-codex-guards/market_data_subscription_contract_test.exe --gtest_brief=1Notes
trade_manager_testbuilt and printedPASSED 21, but the local Windows/MinGW process exited with an access violation during teardown. Ubuntu Smoke still covers that test in CI; the guard rewrite itself is preprocessor-only.