Add support for Slippers component syntax #87
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JaapJoris
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I took a swing at implementing support for Slipper's tag syntax.
Initially I looked at whether it would be possible to make Slippers understand regular Django Template Language block tags (
{% component %}{% endcomponent %}instead of{% #component %}{% /component %}). But the parser needs to know whether a tag contains child elements or not from the opening tag alone (because{% component %}on its own is also possible).So I decided to add support for Slippers in DjHTML. Let me know what you think.
Closes #86.