Add support for webpack --optimize-minimize and use relative filepaths
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Add support for `webpack --optimize-minimize` and use relative filepaths
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Hi,
right now the ejs-compiled-loader adds full filepathes e.g.
'/Users/jantimon/Desktop/ejs-compiled-loader/test/template.ejs'which is probably not a good idea.This pullrequest changes this to
template.ejs(relative to the webpack context).This pullrequest adds also support for
webpack --optimize-minimizeand fixes a link in the readme.What do you think?