feat(parse): allow tags to be escaped with backslash #17
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adds additional option `enableEscapeTags` to `parse` and `createLexer` that when true will parse openTag and closeTag as WORD (rather than TAG) when preceeded with backslash
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+ Partials 7 6 -1
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Wow! Looks good! |
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Thanks for merging so quickly! Any idea how long (roughly) it'll take to publish a release with this? |
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adds additional option
enableEscapeTagstoparseandcreateLexerthat when true will parse openTag and closeTag as WORD (rather than TAG) when preceeded with backslashfixes #16