Setting nil to properties with implicit nil sets default value

- This makes converting core resources to properties safer

- This makes it easier to apply wrapping properties to subresources

property :foo, String, default: "foo"

This is where the change lies, and writing a nil here will now actually
write a "foo" to the variable.

property :foo, [ String, nil ], default: "foo"

This is unchanged.  Writing nil writes nil.

property :foo, String

Technically this is changed, since it writes the default value, but
since nil.equal?(nil) in a very deep way no behavior changes.

Signed-off-by: Lamont Granquist <lamont@scriptkiddie.org>

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