docs: add reference to slim-sprig in the templating page #2472
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Added information about the slim-sprig library to the templating reference.
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As a new user of
taskI had some trouble finding all the available template functions and info or examples on how to use them. This improved significantly when I dove into thetask's source code and found out that it's using sprig with it's own docs, which are little more helpful than templating.md.I do understand that some more functions are added by task itself, so I tried to adjust the wording accordingly (
Most of the ...).The part that says
covers all available functionsis actually a little confusing, not all are covered, but the sprig link will help a lot anyways and I want to keep the change minimal.