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@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ What we are really looking at is two different answers to the same meta-question
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> “How much of the host language’s power do we allow to leak into a string that is *mostly* meant to be static markup?”
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Everything else—syntax, loops, auto-escaping—are just surface symptoms of that deeper design choice.
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```plaintext
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1. Language Leakage Spectrum
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@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ Imagine you have to hand your templates to a junior front-end contractor tomorro
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• With Jinja2 you will hand them a loaded gun and a safety manual.
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• With Go templates you will hand them a paintbrush and a locked-down palette.
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```
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That single difference is the *meta* comparison.
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