alexei.dolgolyov
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Major template system overhaul:
- TemplateConfig simplified from 21 fields to 9: removed all sub-templates
(asset_image, asset_video, assets_format, people_format, etc.)
Users write full Jinja2 with {% for %}, {% if %} inline.
- Default EN/RU templates seeded on first startup (user_id=0, system-owned)
with proper Jinja2 loops over added_assets, people, albums.
- build_full_context() simplified: passes raw data directly to Jinja2
instead of pre-rendering sub-templates.
- CodeMirror editor for template slots (HTML syntax highlighting,
line wrapping, dark theme support via oneDark).
- Variable reference API: GET /api/template-configs/variables returns
per-slot variable descriptions + asset_fields for loop contexts.
- Variable reference modal in UI: click "{{ }} Variables" next to any
slot to see available variables with Jinja2 syntax examples.
- Route ordering fix: /variables registered before /{config_id}.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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