feat(moduleconfig): add shouldWrapValues setting - #325
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Supersedes #309 because the contributor fork does not allow maintainer edits.
Preserves the original contributor commit authorship while addressing review feedback:
shouldWrapValuesas a module settingAutoDiscoverlazy instead of querying database metadata during module loadCloses #309.