I think your arguments would be much stronger with some actual code samples.
Usually, when the same code can be written either as range-based "for" or as a "while", the "for" will look better and have fewer possibility of bugs. If you have examples otherwise, I'd like to see them.
(Note I am specifically talking about range-based/iterator-based "for", not the C's variant. Nor am I talking the cases where the "for" is hard to use, like when the size might change at runtime)
Usually, when the same code can be written either as range-based "for" or as a "while", the "for" will look better and have fewer possibility of bugs. If you have examples otherwise, I'd like to see them.
(Note I am specifically talking about range-based/iterator-based "for", not the C's variant. Nor am I talking the cases where the "for" is hard to use, like when the size might change at runtime)