Added option "noDivWrapper" to suppress <div> wrappers

[mklement0]

Note that this implicitly fixes the nested-div-wrappers bug with array input data (issue #101), but only if you turn option 'noDivWrapper' on.

[mklement0]

I'm not 100% confident in this change, but it seems to work well for my purposes. I hope it at least points you in the right direction.

[ghost]

Thanks for your nice job @mklement0
It works good!

[codepb]

I'll check when I get the chance and merge. I'm also considering whether this is just an underlying bug that should be fixed.

[mklement0]

@codepb Thanks. If you're not concerned about backward compatibility, I'd say it's probably worth treating it as a bug (if you're using semantic versioning, you could just bump the major version number).

[gmazza]

Thanks for the PR @mklement0, I just started experimenting with jquery-template yesterday, and immediately ran into this problem. I was hoping to use this tool to generate multiple table rows, which partially works but the unwanted wrapping the end up causing the table-level styling (column widths, in my case) to be ignored -- no matter where I place the width percentages -- at col, th, or with the tr's being created.

[gmazza]

I switched to JsRender, which is working fine for me.

[mklement0]

Note: @itimryan mentions a potential problem with this PR in a comment on issue #101:

I found your code brought about a new bug, when I use your option
noDivWrapper: true

Then the prepend option will be no longer has any effect
prepend: true

All elements are just appended to the container.
And after I removed
noDivWrapper: true
The prepend option comes back again.

[codepb]

This has now been resolved so there is never a div wrapper. Closing as will not merge this as a result.