[feat] Add a print() sanity function
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This is a standard replacement for the builtin
print()function. The key difference is that it returns its arguments so that you can chain it inside sanity expressions for debugging. There is a also a little tweak in the default arguments binding, which is explained in the documentation.Fixes #1030.