Include <utility> for std::move in metadata_bytes.h#4018
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metadata_bytes.h uses std::move in the owning constructor but only includes <cstdint> and <memory>. It happens to compile when <utility> gets pulled in transitively, but breaks under stricter setups (e.g. a libc++ modules build) where std::move must come from its own header.
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metadata_bytes.h uses std::move in the owning constructor but only includes
<cstdint>and<memory>. It builds fine when<utility>happens to come in transitively, but breaks under a libc++ modules build (hit this rolling into Chromium) where std::move has to be imported from its own header. Adding the include fixes it.