Made the +include directive work with standalone placement.#96
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The +include directive was working for global placement but not for standalone placement. The only way you could use +include with standalone was to specify an absolute path to the template (which isn't so useful). This commit makes the file loading relative to the template initiating the directive. I also added a test.