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I'm trying to implement a macro that expands the following code

class Klass {
    @ThreadSafe lazy var value: Int = compute()

    func compute() -> Int { 42 }
}

to

class Klass {
    var value: Int {
        _read {
            __macro_local_valueLock.lock()
            defer { __macro_local_valueLock.unlock() }
            yield __macro_local_value
        }
        _modify {
            __macro_local_valueLock.lock()
            defer { __macro_local_valueLock.unlock() }
            yield &__macro_local_value
        }
    }
    
    private nonisolated(unsafe) lazy var __macro_local_value: Int = compute()
    private nonisolated let __macro_local_valueLock = UnfairLock()

    func compute() -> Int { 42 }
}

but I'm getting an error

'lazy' cannot be used on a computed property

I suppose that the lazy properties aren't being handled.
The compiler removes the initializer for the generated property. Could it also remove the 'lazy' modifier?