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The `earlyExitIfNotFound` flag is only supposed to exit if the
reference really existed and failed to match anything. If it was
null in the first place, withResolvedReferences should always
just pass null ahead.
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* Thing.composite.from() only provides the dependencies specified
in each step and the base, and prevents '#'-prefixed keys from
being specified on the main (composite) dependency list.
* CacheableObject no longer provides a "reflection" dependency to
every compute/transform function, and now requires the property
'this' to be specified instead of the constructor.instance
symbol. (The static CacheableObject.instance, inherited by all
subclasses, was also removed.)
* Also minor improvements to sugar.js data processing utility
functions.
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Specifically, the same as decorateErrorWithIndex.
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Makes non-split <hr>'s consistent with <hr> (instead of using the
browser-default styling).
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It also always returns an html.Attributes object, instead of
a key/value mapping (which would be provided to html.attributes).
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This is to control e.g. joinChildren.
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