Importing C++ types with private copy constructors?

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Hi, I'd like to use the DCMTK DICOM medical imaging library with Swift. This is written in C++, and appears to have complex (to me with little C++ experience) copy semantics for its classes. For example, I would like to create an instance of the DcmFindSCU class to connect to a remote DICOM server, but calling let scu = DcmFindSCU gives the following:

let findSCU = DcmFindSCU()
              ^~~~~~~~~~
/usr/include/dcmtk/dcmnet/dfindscu.h:202:27: note: record 'DcmFindSCU' is not automatically available: does not have a copy constructor or destructor; does this type have reference semantics?
class DCMTK_DCMNET_EXPORT DcmFindSCU
                          ^
                          SWIFT_SHARED_REFERENCE(<#retain#>, <#release#>)

The class definition is as follows:

class DCMTK_DCMNET_EXPORT DcmFindSCU
{
public:

  /// constructor, does not execute any network-related code.
  DcmFindSCU();

  /// destructor. Destroys network structure if not done already.
  virtual ~DcmFindSCU();

...
  /** Private undefined copy constructor
   * @param other documented to avoid doxygen warnings
   */
  DcmFindSCU(const DcmFindSCU& other);

  /** Private undefined assignment operator
   * @param other documented to avoid doxygen warnings
   */
  DcmFindSCU& operator=(const DcmFindSCU& other);

private:
...
};

I'm using a recent -main build of swift on Fedora rawhide - Swift version 5.11-dev (LLVM 69fa38fd6c00774, Swift b1f68a047abce10)

Even if I could add the required constructor/destructor to conform to value semantics, I do not think this would be accepted upstream. I'm not a C++ programmer and would appreciate any guidance as to whether and how this may be possible, thanks!