Leading space after sections being ignored

[neocotic]

When you enter Template like:

{#shorten}{url}{/shorten} » {title}

The space after shortened URL gets deleted.

Best regards.

Ticket: #3

This appears to be a problem with the library used to render templates ignoring the first leading space after a template. I'm not sure why they're doing this but I'll look at the results of not ignoring it and try to get a fix together for today's 1.0.6 release.

[neocotic]

The fix appears to be a simple change to a single regular expression;

mustache.js:194

// "\\s*([\\s\\S]*)$",
   "([\\s\\S]*)$",

I've just done a few tests and appears to do exactly what you'd expect. I'm not sure why mustache.js does this intentionally though.

[neocotic]

This appears to be working great with this fix so I'll include this in 1.0.6.

[neocotic]

I thought it would be worth noting that only the first leading whitespace character is preserved, all others are dropped.

I believe this quirk existed in order to make writing templates easier/neater.