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Fortify currently doesn't implement Send. Is this intentional?
It looks like the reason for this is the raw pointer in the Fortify Struct data_raw: *mut ()
If the Owner Type is Send, is there any reason why the resulting Fortify couldn't be Send?
Otherwise, a struct FortifySend<T, O> where T: Send, O: Send could implement Send manually, despite the raw pointer.

I have started using this crate for a project. So far it has been going great. However, I ran into an issue needing to move a value into the fortify! macro.

The following code does not compile:

use fortify::{fortify, Fortify, WithLifetime};

#[derive(WithLifetime)]
pub struct I32<'a> {
    foo: &'a i32,
}

pub fn create<'a>(foo: i32) -> Fortify<I32<'a>> {
    fortify! {
        let foo = foo;
        yield I32 { foo: &foo };
    }
}

This can probably be fixed by changing the closure and async block to move blocks. However, this might be a breaking change. I have worked around this issue by manually writing the macros contents and changing the blocks to move blocks.