feat: stack-based context to prevent parameter drilling #21
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use ContextualDefault to essentially inject dependencies across contexts, the way you would do if a function wrapping some IO were a configurable OO client that got passed all the way down.
It's still preferable to use functional-core, imperative shell approaches, but this will solve some problems in a pinch.