I have a question related to usage uninterned symbols with macros.

If uninterned symbol is self evaluated with :|srfi| how can you use it with
macros as part of the code?

(define-macro (foo expr)
  (let ((gensym :|srfi|))
    `(let ((,gensym ,expr))
       (+ ,gensym ,gensym))))

If I have code like this, the gensym in expression + will evaluate to the
symbol itself and return error that you can't use + operation on symbols. Or
maybe :|srfi| syntax is only part of the reader and the output is something
else?

Note: that I've tried to make :|srfi| literal self evaluating symbol (in
LIPS) and it breaks everything, since I've made gensyms also use uninterned
symbols. So now the code can't reference a variable anymore only symbol as
data.

Or did I miss something?

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