Require `opts` to be passed to `define`’d code interface

**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.**
Is there any way with a code interface to require that opts are passed? I want opts to be required as we always want `tenant` and `actor` to be passed in (or in the future world, `scope` to be passed).

This would mean given `define :create_agreement, action: :create` on a domain, that `create_agreement/2` is defined but `create_agreement/1` is not. I want calling `create_agreement/1` to be a compile-time error.

**Describe the solution you'd like**
Pass in `require_opts?: true`.

**Describe alternatives you've considered**
Some sort of post-compile callback on the module to override the defined functions to error when not passing `opts`. Probably fragile.

**Express the feature either with a change to resource syntax, or with a change to the resource interface**

`require_opts?: true` added on the `resource`:

```elixir
resources do
resource MyApp.Agreement, require_opts?: true do
define :create_agreement, action: :create
define :read_agreements, action: :read
define :update_agreement, action: :update
define :destroy_agreement, action: :destroy
end
end
```

or on each `define`:

```elixir
resources do
resource MyApp.Agreement do
define :create_agreement, action: :create, require_opts?: true
define :read_agreements, action: :read, require_opts?: true
define :update_agreement, action: :update, require_opts?: true
define :destroy_agreement, action: :destroy, require_opts?: true
end
end
```

**Additional context**
This is in a multi-tenanted app so I always want the `tenant` to be passed, and also the `actor` to be required.

Start by tracing the resource interface and the `define` declarations described in the issue, including how resource-level and per-define options are handled. Compare both proposed `require_opts?` placements and verify that a required-options definition exposes only the arity-2 function and makes arity-1 calls fail at compile time.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.