Double initialization of Property removes Property

Consider the following code:

class PropertyAlg : public Algorithm {
private:
  Gaudi::Property<std::string> m_string{ this, "String", "hundred" };
};

PropertyAlg::PropertyAlg( const std::string& name, ISvcLocator* ploc ) : 
  Algorithm( name, ploc ), 
  m_string( name ) {
}

Naively I would have expected that the value of the String property gets overwritten with name as one would expect for PODs. However, the actual result is quite different:

$ ctest -R GaudiTestSuite.pytest.properties.test_all_py
AttributeError: 'PropertyAlg' object has no attribute 'String'

Obviously, the fix is easy and one should use assignment m_string = name instead. But I wonder if we can either make the above code fail to compile or do what the user would expect.