Use `nullptr` rather than `0` or `NULL`

Reason

Readability. Minimize surprises: nullptr cannot be confused with an int. nullptr also has a well-specified (very restrictive) type, and thus works in more scenarios where type deduction might do the wrong thing on NULL or 0.

Example

Consider:

void f(int);
void f(char*);
f(0);         // call f(int)
f(nullptr);   // call f(char*)

Enforcement

Flag uses of 0 and NULL for pointers. The transformation might be helped by simple program transformation.