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Do you think the fact that bounded property reference is not lazy is an error? For me it should be, and `lazy { a.makeB() }` should be the same as `lazy(a::makeB)`
<https://blog.kotlin-academy.com/method-references-and-lambdas-in-lazy-properties-371dbbea857b>

it seems like adding a special case where if the LHS of :: finishes by reading a delegated property, then the property reference is more complicated as it will embed calling the delegate each time.

Such property reference is called "bound" because it binds to the receiver object when the reference is created. This requires evaluating the receiver expression, in this case — calling the lazy initializer.

Well, it does not need to, but I see your point