Basically, we've got places where we do something like class="{{ foo.bar }}" that don't really work nicely with the syntax highlighting. So, if we create a custom filter for quote wrapping, we can make it class={{ foo.bar | quotewrap }} instead, which should work correctly with syntax highlighting and make it clearer where we're actually rendering from vars.
Basically, we've got places where we do something like
class="{{ foo.bar }}"that don't really work nicely with the syntax highlighting. So, if we create a custom filter for quote wrapping, we can make itclass={{ foo.bar | quotewrap }}instead, which should work correctly with syntax highlighting and make it clearer where we're actually rendering from vars.