Never needed this for lists but definitely had the pain for kwargs.  Seems very reasonable for that use case, +0.5.

In libraries I control I can make sure to use the same default values for functions and their wrappers.
However when wrapping functions I don't control there is not a great way to do this. And I end up
incrementally building up a kwargs dict. I suppose the same thing could occur with *args lists so it makes sense for
both positional and keyword arguments.

Yes one could do something like:
```
def fun(a, b=0): ...
def wraps_fun(args, b=inspect.signature(fun).parameters['b'].default): ...
```
But I would hardly call that clear.  Further it is not robust as would fail if `fun` is itself wrapped in way 
that destroys its signature.  E.g.:
```
def destroy_signature(f):
    # should decorate here with functools.wraps(f)
    def wrapper(*args, **kwargs):
        return f(*args, **kwargs)
    return wrapper
```

Caleb