Link errors using members in C++17

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Add the flag -lstdc++fs:

$ g++-7 test.cpp -std=c++17 -lstdc++fs

gcc 7.2 supports C++17 experimental filesystem namespace only. I do not know, maybe gcc 7.3 supports std filesystem namespace already.

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