Applies values from a flat dict ("environment") to a tree-like structure ("schema").
Examples
>>> from applyenv import apply
>>> schema = dict(a="A", b=dict(c="C"))
>>> environ = dict(A=3, C=5)
>>> apply(schema, environ)
{'a': 3, b: {'c': 5}}
Note: feel free to use os.environ to populate env values directly into your schema.
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