There's no way to override the context value from an inline parameter.

Nobody has claimed this yet.

I've recently run into a case where I want to override some of my context to control the appearance of a partial.

The partial has a simple reference: `{theme}`, and I had attempted overriding it by adding the inline parameter to the partial include: `{> mypartial theme="sky"}`.

I can see why the decision was made to override this value from the context; It facilitates setting up default values when the context doesn't have the necessary data.

Can we consider adding the ability to allow the inline parameter to override the context? I had two approaches in mind:
1. Add a decorator/extension to the inline parameter definition to say "I want this value to override the context."
2. Add a filter/decorator to the reference inside the partial to say "I want to use the inline parameter value if it exists, then the context."

Thoughts?

The issue names no files, tests, or entry points. Review how inline parameters, partial references, and context values are resolved, then define the intended precedence between them and add tests covering the chosen behavior.

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