A Unique!T can be implicitly cast to mutable/shared/immutable, which then grants direct mutable/shared/immutable access, but it won't be unique anymore.
I think the only way values can be extracted from Unique!T containers is by
copying them, and those values cannot contain any non-immutable references.
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