My goal here is to improve long-term maintainability of the code, by
I don't see how unwrapping all structures in initializers improves maintainability. If anything, it actually makes code harder to maintain - now on any change you need to go over all the code and fix all the initializers - a ton of completely meaningless work since a compiler can do it for you and the standard specifically provides means to do it. Now if there were non-zero initializers, that would be different, but with zero inits I don't see any reason not to leave them be.
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