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The <algorithm> thing (which is C++ not C) is within the C++ standard that allows any header to include any other header (or not, which is what they changed, some headers that used to use it no longer do). Users should always include what they use irrespective of "automagic" inclusions in headers since they can change at any time. There is a tool released by Google that leeches off clang to check for it.
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