Partials as includes: support a proper search path #60
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Thanks for the review. I went ahead and merged, so that I can work on rebasing #58 and adding manpage documentation. |
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This PR, on top of #59, implements a search path for template inclusion. By default the search path contains only the current working directory (the pre-PR behavior), but users can add new include directories with
-I foo/bar.