When to use lateinit over lazy initialization in Kotlin?

Here is an explanation of when to use lateinit vs lazy initialization in Kotlin:

lateinit

Use lateinit when:

• The property needs to be initialized before it is used. lateinit allows you to declare a non-null property without initializing it immediately.
• The property is a var (mutable) and will be assigned a value before it is accessed. If you try to access a lateinit property before it is initialized, a UninitializedPropertyAccessException will be thrown.
• The property is a member of a class, not a local variable in a function.
• The property is not nullable (i.e. it is not declared with a ? after the type name).

Some examples of when lateinit is useful:

• Injecting dependencies into a class using a dependency injection framework
• Initializing a property that requires some setup logic before it can be used
• Assigning a value to a property from a const...