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Because raiseResolvedReferenceList is the last step in
compositions which use it - it always raises the desired
conclusion - it doesn't actually need to use raiseOutputAbove.
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Basic implementation only here, nothing custom for particular
annotations for example.
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This commit also implements raiseResolvedReferenceList across
the compositions which have a notFoundMode input. This causes
no semantic changes at all, except that notFoundMode is no
longer ignored(!!) in withResolvedContribs.
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Oooooooooooops
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Works by name, not by directory. Also no caching, and some stuff
common with findHelper should be factored out.
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Exposes a store that works similar to the normal find store,
so that find.mixed() tokens that read the same in fact *are*
the same identity [so will share a cache of findable results],
and enables accessing the spec descriptions behind particular
find tokens, which will probably come in handy.
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