Fix the @wrap_settings annotation

It seems much more useful if it only adds settings that are not already
set.

tests/test_types.py

@@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ def test_rules_names_list():
 
 def test_update_settings():
     settings = Settings({'key': 'val'})
-    new_settings = settings.update(key='new-val')
-    assert new_settings.key == 'new-val'
+    new_settings = settings.update(key='new-val', unset='unset-value')
+    assert new_settings.key == 'val'
+    assert new_settings.unset == 'unset-value'
     assert settings.key == 'val'

tests/test_utils.py

@@ -9,7 +9,8 @@ from tests.utils import Command
 
 @pytest.mark.parametrize('override, old, new', [
     ({'key': 'val'}, {}, {'key': 'val'}),
-    ({'key': 'new-val'}, {'key': 'val'}, {'key': 'new-val'})])
+    ({'key': 'new-val'}, {'key': 'val'}, {'key': 'val'}),
+    ({'key': 'new-val', 'unset': 'unset'}, {'key': 'val'}, {'key': 'val', 'unset': 'unset'})])
 def test_wrap_settings(override, old, new):
     fn = lambda _, settings: settings
     assert wrap_settings(override)(fn)(None, Settings(old)) == new