Easy way to define wrappers

One often needs to define wrappers around existing functions, passing some of the same default arguments, either positional or keyword based. For example, if one wants to define a curried version of dict-ref, one has to redefine the default argument for failure:

(define ((curried-dict-ref key [default <failure-result-tbd>]) a-dict)
  (dict-ref a-dict key default))

Not only is this cumbersome, error-prone and against DRY, but the docs are actually not helpful to define the correct default value.

Hence I would very much like in Rhombus a global mechanism for easily defining wrappers around existing functions with default arguments.

The issue provides no implementation files, tests, or entry points. Start by reviewing the curried dict-ref example and the linked dict-ref documentation, then determine the intended wrapper mechanism and its scope; done requires an agreed design and corresponding implementation and tests.