Add support for middle tags in --extra-block flag#130
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-b/--extra-blockflag now accepts additional comma-separated values after the start and end tags. These are treated as "close-and-open" (middle) tags, similar to Django built-in{% else %}and{% elif %}.Usage:
djhtml -b "if_has_right,end_if_has_right,else_has_right,elif_has_right" template.htmlThis is useful for projects with custom Django template tags that have middle tags (e.g.: {% else_has_right %}), which should be indented at the same level as the opening tag rather than as block content.