For class to be copyable, it needs to have a copy constructor. Whether you write your own, or compiler generates one for you, it doesn't matter — it has to be available for test a; test b(a); to be a valid operation.
You explicitly force compiler to delete the copy constructor — this is new version of old "make copy constructor private" trick. It disallows copying. So don't be surprised that you can't copy. Because you told the compiler to not allow it.
