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If I have one stack exporting a `[]string` , in the importing stack it will be a StringArrayOutput.

Two questions:

1. What’s the right way to import this, given the `stackRef.GetOutput(...)`  returns an `AnyOutput`? What’s the best way to make it a `StringArrayOutput`?
2. Is there any way to iterate over the values in there as `StringOutput`? e.g. say I want to make a new `StringArrayOutput` that is the result of running `pulumi.Sprintf` on the individual items in the array, can I do that? I *really* hope I don’t have to do this in an `ApplyT`, because it’s going to be very painful.

To make (2) more fun, I need to export the result of these of these values (which would be a `pulumi.Sprintf`), and I don’t believe I can run an export from within an `ApplyT`

I figured 1 out, but not 2. I had a recent longer discussion here, but short answer is you should really try and avoid it :grinning:

I can find the code for 1 if it's helpful. 