Add initializers + dependent modules #13
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To simplify the public API `Module` got removed. Use the documented `ModuleDeclaration` to create and configure modules. BREAKING CHANGES: * Removed `Module`. Use documented `ModuleDeclaration` to define a didi module.
Support a special `__init__` key as part of module initialization that causes the services (or initializer functions) to be eagerly invoked during injector bootstrapping. BREAKING CHANGES: * Improved `ModuleDeclaration` typings to clearly reflect API used
Support a special `__depends__` key as part of module initialization that causes the declared dependent modules to be loaded and initialized first.
This improves nested error handling (preserves stack traces).
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+ drop Angular DI (we don't care about that)
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Module__init__hook__depends__hook