using .init reliably

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How can I get the initial value of an arbitrary type? Since any 
struct can override it, .init is not reliable:

struct Z {
	enum init = 6;
	string val = `asdf`;
};
assert(Z.init == 6);
assert(typeof(Z()).init == 6);

I know I could use
*(cast(Z*) typeid(Z).initializer.ptr)
but that doesn't work in CTFE (because the typeinfo doesn't exist 
yet).

Z() is obviously not reliable either since it can override static 
opCall.