p.js

The idea is simple, all variables defined within a function are always returned and accessable outside of the function, no variables are ever "locked" inside a function.

* If it's called within a Prophesy the values declared within all Prophesys are retained in a shallow object.
* If it's called outside a Prophesy only the return property is returned.
* If there is no return property all properties are returned.
* Everything is maintained in a plain "Object". `{}`

```javascript
const add = new Prophesy((a, b) => [
  () => ({a, b}),
  () => ({return: a + b})
])
```

```javascript
const example = new Prophesy(() => [
  () => ({a: 1, b: 2}),
  ({a, b}) => ({addResultAlpha: add(a, b)})
  ({a, b}) => ({addResultBeta: add(addResultAlpha, b)})
])
```

```json
{
  "a": 1,
  "b": 2,
  "addResultAlpha": 3,
  "addResultAlpha.a": 1,
  "addResultAlpha.b": 2,
  "addResultBeta": 5,
  "addResultBeta.a": 3,
  "addResultBeta".b: 2
}
```