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Show a template's documentation and its text on its own page - #51
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The page of a Template: article showed <noinclude> as text and worked out its own calls with no parameters. It now shows the documentation (the noinclude parts, with their calls worked out so they can show examples), then the template text as written, and how many articles use it. includeonly text is left off the page. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Template:article now makes sense. It used to show<noinclude>as text and work out its own calls with no parameters, so an infobox template showed up scrambled.<noinclude>is shown as the page's text, rendered like an article, with its calls worked out so it can show examples.<noinclude>, and with<includeonly>tags removed) is shown in a code box as it is written, not worked out.<includeonly>text is left off the page, and no<noinclude>or<includeonly>tag is shown. Ordinary articles are unchanged.Tests
Investigated and written by Claude on behalf of William Jacoby (bonelifer).