feat: add minjinja

[euri10]

• New code has 100% test coverage
• (If applicable) The prose documentation has been updated to reflect the changes introduced by this PR
• (If applicable) The reference documentation has been updated to reflect the changes introduced by this PR

Description

• add minijinja to the template implenetation
• (we conuld make create a contrib/templates folder to host jinja, mako and this...)
• test fails, not sure if we should adapt them given this: url_for support in templates? mitsuhiko/minijinja#314 or ask upstream, I'm not sure I understand fully the reason,

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[Goldziher]

So, why would anyone want to use this instead of jinja?

[euri10]

from https://github.com/mitsuhiko/minijinja/tree/main/minijinja-py

You might want to use MiniJinja instead of Jinja2 when the full feature set of Jinja2 is not required and you want to have the same rendering experience of a data set between Rust and Python.

some people may be interested to test the speed also, I dont know.

but in any case it should be seen as a jinja replacement, the python bindings page explains quite well the main differences.

[euri10]

I honestly dont understand the error in the CI here

[Goldziher]

Please update the documentation and readme

[Goldziher]

PR looks good, but needs update to docs and readme before proceeding.

[euri10]

ok I have a small annoyance here in new tests:

• in returning_templates_mako.py the test fails with

'Hello <strong>Mako</strong>\n' != 'Hello <strong>Mako</strong>'

Expected :'Hello <strong>Mako</strong>'
Actual   :'Hello <strong>Mako</strong>\n'

it's because the file hello.html.mako does contain a \n at the end (in fact linters pyright forces you to have it)

I'm caught in a chiken and egg issue, if I remove the \n from the template file hello.html.mako then pyright will fail in the CI but new tests pass,

should the test for mako be changed to reflect that slight discrepency between jinja and mako ?

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