I've made a <sarcasm>shocking</sarcasam> discovery: Visual Studio 2015 is not C++11 compliant by default
I can follow the steps I listed here for each project, or use Notepad++ or similar to do a files replace, but I do notice that the "Command Line" Properties have a checkbox: "Inherit from parent or project defaults"

Is there a way to add "/Zc:rvalueCast" to my "project defaults" so everything will use it, including future projects?
Edit the microsoft.cpp.win32.user property sheet accordingly.
To access it, open the property manager for your solution. (It's sometimes tricky to find the property manager - see this question) Then, in the Property Manager, drill down, until you find the user property sheet as shown below. Then right-click and select Properties and edit any settings you like. After you're done, don't forget to save the property sheet (Right-click and select save)

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