Is there a YAML config command that will force Pyscript to always reload all scripts, not just the script(s) that were changed?

Context
I've written some custom trigger decorators which wrap around the built-in triggers, like so:

# file: custom_triggers.py
def zha_trigger(device_ieee, command=None):
 
 def trigger_builder(func):
 
 event_command_suffix = '' if not command else f' and command = "{command}"'
 
 @event_trigger('zha_event', f'device_ieee=="{device_ieee}" {event_command_suffix}')
 def event_trigger(**kwargs):
 func(**kwargs)
 
 return event_trigger
 
 return trigger_builder

I can use them like this:

# file: garage.py
@zha_trigger('04:23:a1:b4:e2:23', 'toggle')
def garage_button_press(**kwargs):
 pass

These work perfectly! But the problem is that the triggers themselves are bound within custom_triggers.py rather than the calling class file. This means that if I make a code change to garage_button_press in the example above, it will reload garage.py but not custom_triggers.py, and as a result, duplicate trigger bindings will exist (one before the code change, one after).

I'm not clear why the bindings end up living in custom_triggers.py, but that wouldn't be a problem if I could force all scripts to reload everytime one of them changes.

Alternatively, perhaps there's a more elegant way I could create my trigger wrapper which would cause the binding to live within garage.py instead?