State typedef class names before specifications

When declaring a typedef of class, place the name between the data type and the member specifications.
typedef class T {...};

For compatibility with C, many compilers currently support declaring the name after the member specifications, though this is bad form and not guaranteed to be supported by C++ compilers.
typedef class {...} T;

NOTE A C++ class-type is a class, struct, or union.

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