create pages using multiple data files and one template

[thasmin]

Here is code describing the feature I requested in email. It's not integrated well and I don't expect this to be merged as-is, but it does demonstrate the effect I was going for. If you have a .mustache file in /templates, no corresponding .json file in contents, have a directory with the same name as the mustache template, and have .json files in that directory then this code will create one .html file in public// for each .json file in the the directory. So:
/templates/pages.mustache
/contents/pages/one.json
/contents/pages/two.json

will produce:

/public/pages/one.html
/public/pages/two.html

[collino]

This would be a nice feature

[laktek]

Support for inheritable layouts was added in Punch 0.4.0 (which was released today).

If you create a layout named "_layout.mustache", it will be used to render contents that doesn't have its own layout.

As per the original example:

templates/_layout.mustache
/contents/one.json
/contents/pages/two.json

will produce:

/public/one.html
/public/pages/two.html

Also, if you define a layout in a sub-level that will be used to render the pages of cascading from that level:

So if we define a templates/pages/_layout.mustache, /contents/page/two.json will be rendered using that layout instead of templates/_layout.mustache.

Hope this would make things more flexible.

Thanks @thasmin for the original inspiration.