Combine list elements of lists with same structure

I have a list with inner lists that all have the same structure, in my case, they are character vectors. Now I want to have a list that combines these inner lists by a function (in this case simply c). A minimal example:

list(
  list(one = "a", 
       two = "b", 
       three = "c"), 
  list(one = "d", 
       two = c("e", "f"), 
       three = "g")
  )

My desired output:

list(
  one = c("a", "d"),
  two = c("b", "e", "f"),
  three = c("c", "g")
)

I have searched quite long and there were similar questions but I haven't found exactly what I need. I also think that the answers to similar questions were quite complicated. Don't get me wrong, of course, it's no big deal to solve this problem, but I cannot imagine that there is no really elegant way/a one liner for this. Preferably with tidyverse syntax.

Unlist 1 level, stack and unstack:

unstack(stack(unlist(l, recursive = FALSE)))
# $one
# [1] "a" "d"
# 
# $two
# [1] "b" "e" "f"
# 
# $three
# [1] "c" "g"

In base R, you can use do.call with Map. In a list, do.call is particularly useful to apply a function to each of its element by index (check e.g. do.call(\(x, y) x + y, list(c(7, 9, 2), c(6, 2, 8)))). Here, since it is a list of lists, one has to use an apply* function on top (like Map, which takes two arguments) to concatenate. This required the list to be symmetric:

l <- list(
  list(one = "a", 
       two = "b", 
       three = "c"), 
  list(one = "d", 
       two = c("e", "f"), 
       three = "g")
)
do.call(Map, c(c, l))
# $one
# [1] "a" "d"
# 
# $two
# [1] "b" "e" "f"
# 
# $three
# [1] "c" "g"

In tidyverse language, this can be done with exec:

library(purrr)
exec(Map, !!!c(c, l))

Here is another approach using first transpose and then unlist wrapped arround map:

library(purrr)
map(transpose(l), unlist)

output:

$one
[1] "a" "d"
$two
[1] "b" "e" "f"
$three
[1] "c" "g"