feat: Add pseudo-variables to F5 WAF for NGINX #1402
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This commit uses the shortcode psuedo-variable pattern to make multiple component versions for F5 WAF for NGINX into strings. This allows for content in multiple locations to be changed at once by updating the file relating to the version. Many of the versions are currently identical: if the individual components all use the same version, then the amount of shortcode files can be reduced accordingly. - Closes #1318 by replacing the string with a shortcode - Closes #1364 by creating shortcode psuedovariables for each item
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This commit uses the shortcode psuedo-variable pattern to make multiple component versions for F5 WAF for NGINX into strings. This allows for content in multiple locations to be changed at once by updating the file relating to the version.
Many of the versions are currently identical: if the individual components all use the same version, then the amount of shortcode files can be reduced accordingly.
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