feat: add helper for strong-typed stack references #161
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Today, when working with Pulumi Stack References, they are not strong-typed.
With this project, we have the potential to make them strong-typed by emitting just a small helper method that does just that.
I think the end-result is really cool.
So now, when referencing other stacks, their outputs and return types etc are strong-typed.