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Hey everyone, I've stumbled across a case where an enum entry is prepended with "new" when using K/N for Objective-C interop, and I'm curious to why that is happening.

In my KMP commonMain source set, I've defined:

```enum class BananaAge {
    NEW_BANANA,
    OLD_BANANA
}```
Which generates the following in the header file.

```@property (class, readonly) LibraryNameBananaAge *theNewContact __attribute__((swift_name("theNewBanana")));
@property (class, readonly) LibraryNameBananaAge *oldBanana __attribute__((swift_name("oldBanana")));```
I get the same result in the header file when using the <https://kotlinlang.org/docs/native-objc-interop.html#change-declaration-names|ObjCName> annotation. Anyone have any ideas why or what is happening under the hood?

Objective C seems to treat methods starting with 'new' as special
<https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24308162/property-name-starting-with-new-prefix-leads-to-bad-access-error-in-ios|https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24308162/property-name-starting-with-new-prefix-leads-to-bad-access-error-in-ios>