How to change a static func that takes no param to a static var (`static func reversed<Subject>()` to ` static var reversed`?

Using Swift
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struct ReversedStyle<Subject>: FormatStyle {
  func format(_ value: Subject) -> String {
      String(String(describing: value).reversed())
  }
}

// this works but rather not use func
extension FormatStyle where Self == ReversedStyle<Any> {
    static func reversed<Subject>() -> ReversedStyle<Subject> { .init() }
}

// this is preferred, this compile but no easy way to call
extension FormatStyle where Self == ReversedStyle<Any> {
    // Is there anyway to change the above to a var:
    static var reversedVar: Self { .init() }
}

// this works!
25.formatted(.reversed())
// but I prefer to use as a var syntax, how to make it work?
25.formatted(.reversedVar)             // error: Instance method 'formatted' requires the types 'Int' and 'Any' be equivalent
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Unfortunately computed properties can't define generics, so — to my knowledge — it isn't possible.