feat: allow use of text/plain for script tag #282
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For GDPR usage most scripts must be set as
text/plain, but latte doesn't handle types in variables with this type.eg. here - https://orestbida.com/demo-projects/cookieconsent/
This PR fixes it, but might cause bc break, if anyone used the
text/plainand inserted quotes manualyeg.
Do not place {$test} inside quotes in .../templates/@layout.latte:20But this change is definitely needed, because if you would want to make the cookieconsent for scripts conditional, there would be problems with the js variables being or not being processed with latte.