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Puts a user value into the context property store.

Setting user properties with the same key as existing platform properties throws an IllegalArgumentException.

It is highly advisable to scope user property keys with some unique prefix, e.g. package name. Corda's platform keys are usually prefixed with CORDA_RESERVED_PREFIX. This is reserved and an attempt to prefix a user key with CORDA_RESERVED_PREFIX also throws an IllegalArgumentException, whether the key exists already or not.

Both sets of context properties are propagated automatically from the originating Flow to all sub-flows, initiated flows, and services. Where sub-flows and initiated flows have extra user properties added, these are only visible in the scope of those flows and any of their sub-flows, initiated flows or services, but not back up the flow stack to any flows which launched or initiated those flows. The same is true of overwritten user properties. These properties are overwritten for the current flow and any flows initiated or instantiated by that flow, and also any further down the chain. When execution returns to a flow higher up the stack (a parent or one that initiated it) the overwritten properties are not visible.

Opens up [] operator access for setting values in Kotlin.

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