Add static members for F#+ generic operators

Description

This library seems to be easy to integrate with F#+ we just need to add the required static members, no need to add any dependency.

Repro steps

For example, looking at the required signature for map in order to be able to use a generic map over a Lazy List, we just need to add:

 static member Map (x: LazyList<'T>, f:'T->'U) : LazyList<'U> = LazyList.map f x

then, we can add an attribute to "hide" it from the tooling.

We can also add <*> and >>= which are not yet implemented.

Doing this for most collections will provide a way to use generic operations over these collections, also a way to derive automatically computation expressions.

Start by inspecting the LazyList implementation and its existing members and operators, then compare the required generic map signature in the linked F#+ abstraction documentation. Check the other collection types for the corresponding generic operations; done means the required static members and mentioned operators are available without adding a dependency.