> Whitespaces shouldn't be touched, just parse them though and don't process them.
That's what html/template does by default, the point of the addition is this can be inconvenient as you may want whitespace for source readability but can't have whitespace in the output.
> That would make the templates look more like those of Django and Jinja2, which most seem comfortable with.
The behaviour outlined here is the same as jinja's: output text nodes as-is by default (whitespace and all), specify `-` to trim whitespace on the corresponding side of a template item.
That's what html/template does by default, the point of the addition is this can be inconvenient as you may want whitespace for source readability but can't have whitespace in the output.
> That would make the templates look more like those of Django and Jinja2, which most seem comfortable with.
The behaviour outlined here is the same as jinja's: output text nodes as-is by default (whitespace and all), specify `-` to trim whitespace on the corresponding side of a template item.