Why does swift not warn about this nonSendable global passing into different Task?

Question

Consider the following code:

class Cat {
    var name = "Tom"
}

class Globals {
    var cat = Cat()
}

let glob = Globals()

func one () {
    Task {glob.cat.name="Max"} // Expected Warning about some nonSendable moving into a different concurrency domain
}

Normally, with -warn-concurrency enabled, Swift/Xcode warns about non-sendables crossing concurrency domains.

In my understanding, the closure which is passed to Task must always be a @Sendable closure. A @Sendable closure can only capture Sendables. However, Globals is not a Sendable type. I excpected a warning along the lines of

Capture of 'glob' with non-sendable type 'Globals' in a @Sendable closure

No such warning is emitted.