feat: allow finding origin of value

[phm07]

This PR proposes a new function viper.Origin that allows finding the origin of a configuration value. It might be used for following use cases:

• Check if a value was changed by the user (viper.Origin(key) < viper.ValueOriginDefault)
• Display origins to the user (could be useful if a value is unexpectedly shadowed)
• Debugging and testing

The implementation is largely based on (*Viper).find, but instead of returning the option values, it returns a viper.ValueOrigin based on the current code path.

Alternatively, you could also return a ValueOrigin from (*Viper).find and then expose that through viper.Origin. This way there would be less code duplication. Let me know if you prefer this approach.

What still needs to be done/discussed:

• Tests for the implementation
• Documentation
• The ValueOrigin type
  • Is it too clunky? Values like viper.ValueOriginOverride are quite long.
  • Use int or string as underlying type? string allows for easy human-readable output, int allows for comparisons inside of the hierarchy (see above). Maybe add (ValueOrigin).String()?
  • If int is used, the order of the values

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