Not that I know of. What I don't know and which might make a difference is when evicting to disk, zswap decompresses and swaps to disk uncompressed†as if swap wasn't there, while macOS might (or might not) disk-swap it compressed (so, a bit by bit copy), minimising CPU, IO, and size (and wear for SSDs) at the cost of decompressing when paging it in again.
†Unless the underlying block device backing the swap device or file does transparent compression, in which case it gets decompressed by zswap then compressed by whatever (e.g LVM compression).
†Unless the underlying block device backing the swap device or file does transparent compression, in which case it gets decompressed by zswap then compressed by whatever (e.g LVM compression).