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I’ve generated some cinterop code from a `.def` file, and I’ve written some helper functions to interact with the generated code, but it’s a little awkward because the helper functions and generated cinterop functions are named similarly, so they easy to confuse. Is it possible to either mark all code generated by cinterop as `internal`, or to add an `@OptIn` annotation to all generated code?

I’ve got some code that can parse the generated `.klib` (see :thread:) and add an `@OptIn`, but I’m not sure how to write the `KlibModuleMetadata` back out into a `.klib`.

klibModifier.kt

that’s using <https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin/tree/master/libraries/kotlinx-metadata|kotlinx-metadata-klib>

I made an issue for my use-case <https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-56226>