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yeah, i understand the motivation. but, personally, i am not in favor of calling destructor manually and using placement new unless really necessary. they hurt the readability. and the new move-ctor is never used. i'd defer the review to seastar maintainers.
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Only motivation is that we tend to use this pattern elsewhere in seastar etc. Plus it is delegating operations. :-)
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i see. i just don't really like this pattern, despite that it is repeating itself in seastar =( . and yeah, it reuses the dtor in a very obvious way.. but still.. i just cannot convince myself that i like it.
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I'm at fault for introducing it but I now regret it, it's likely not totally safe wrt the standard.