Does copy elision make std::move obsolete?

test.cc

#include <iostream>
#include <utility>

struct Noisy {
  Noisy() {}
  Noisy(const Noisy&) { std::cout << "copied\n"; }
  Noisy(Noisy&&) {}
  ~Noisy() {}
};

struct MoveContainer {
  MoveContainer(Noisy noisy) : noisy_(std::move(noisy)) {
  }

  Noisy noisy_;
};

void TestMoveContainer() {
  Noisy arg;
  MoveContainer container(arg);
}

void TestMoveMoveContainer() {
  Noisy arg;
  MoveContainer container(std::move(arg));
}

struct ByValueContainer {
  ByValueContainer(Noisy noisy) : noisy_(noisy) {
  }

  Noisy noisy_;
};

void TestByValueContainer() {
  Noisy arg;
  ByValueContainer container(arg);
}


int main() {
  std::cout << "by-value container:\n";
  TestByValueContainer();

  std::cout << "\nmove container:\n";
  TestMoveContainer();

  std::cout << "\nmove move container:\n";
  TestMoveMoveContainer();
}