It might be a bit tricky to really make it generic, because some variables keep
pointer to shared memory, definitely is not going to work for `$shv(...)` to be
(re-)initialized after forking. So if a shv is used not very often and
destroyed, then it becomes unusable for ever, (re-)initialisation will not make
it properly visible to all processes. Then I am not sure that every PV does a
full clean on destroy of their internal structure, so it can still leak. That's
also a reason now is done for sht, because its destroy was reviewed to be clean.
So, likely you have to combine with a list of variable types that are ok for
last-access-based destroy and (re-)initialise.
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