No template? no problem!

[emhoracek]

Right now, <apply template="doesnt-exist"> will cause a 500 if that template doesn't exist.

It's been really good so far to make blanks more tolerant of non-existent fills, so I think apply should be more tolerant of non-existent templates. If the template doesn't exist, just leave an empty space.

[dbp]

I wonder if this should be a configurable startup option (maybe “strict”?), because when testing it’s really nice to know when things are missing...

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[emhoracek]

@dbp that's a good idea! The thing we did with missing blanks was to just log them. But that's meant it's really easy to ignore that Blanks are missing, and now our logs are really noisy. I definitely want strict dev mode back