Refactor view finder for publication templates to check file extensions instead of if view exists #778
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Refactors to check if template key ends with .blade.php and using that to signify if it's an anonymous view. This leads to a more verbose and intuitive system. If you specify a filename, Hyde will use the filename. If not, Hyde will assume it's a globally registered view.
This may break code on the publications-feature branch as the schemas need to be updated: (see 9b471ef for an example)
The files are still assumed to be in the same directory as the schema.json file.