Add the option "templateArgs" in order to pass custom arguments to the template. #703
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- add the option templateArgs - add description for the templateArgs option
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This PR add the option
templateArgswhich enables users to pass custom arguments to the template.Currently, this is only possible when you pass these arguments inside the options of
HtmlWebpackPluginbut this leads to long illegible template argument references inside the templates. In addition, this behavior is not documented, so I think it is a not intended feature. Therefore, I think that a dedicated options for this use case is desirable.