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First steps towards #119
This adds a new helper to set item required-ness based on the current env (as set by @envFlag)
Some notes:
env()name, could beifEnvisEnvforEnv@requiredand@optionalIn an ideal world, we'd handle any arbitrary logic here, and likely unify our resolver functions (which are used for item values) with our decorator values. However this introduces a lot of complexity, because now items can be dependent on each other in new ways, and the resolution process would need to handle that.
For now, we are using a much more limited subset. Using the envFlag is totally safe, because we always resolve that up front, so it does not introduce any new ordering / dependency issues. We likely want to add a few more helpers here, but they will likely have additional limitations, which will allow us to keep things a bit simpler.