Consider adding context manager support for use with e.g. `rx()`

[jdegenstein]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

I recently came across this library and really liked the rx() example shown in README.md. I do not like having to invoke e.g. val1.rx.value to query and set the value of this node. I thought perhaps an (optional extra) context manager could be used to help separate defining each node / graph to reduce the amount of boilerplate needed when these values would be used.

Describe the solution you'd like

Here is an example showing what I am talking about here (naming TBD, not adapted to the existing param ecosystem).

from param import rx
from xxx import BuildParameters

with BuildParameters() as p:
    p.r = rx(1.5)
    
    # Inside the block, p.r is the rx node, so this creates a reactive link
    p.diameter = p.r * 2

# --- OUTSIDE THE BLOCK ---
# We can update it purely (without .rx.value)
p.r = 2.0

# The graph updated silently, and we can read the pure result
print(f"New Diameter: {p.diameter}")
# Output: New Diameter: 4.0

Additional context

I have a working implementation of this, not sharing yet as I wanted to gauge interest in the overall idea first.