I went the hideous route, but tried to make it general enough I could
reuse. I'm still on .96, but it shouldn't be too much trouble to make
it work with 1.0.
In [2]: template.Template("{% load kwtag %}{% do_kwtagtest foo foo=bar
%}").render(template.Context())
Out[2]: "['foo']<hr>{'foo': 'bar'}"
In [6]: template.Template("{% load kwtag %}{% do_kwtagtest foo foo=bar
%}").render(template.Context({'foo':'blue'}))
Out[6]: "['blue']<hr>{'foo': 'bar'}"
In [7]: template.Template("{% load kwtag %}{% do_kwtagtest foo foo=bar
%}").render(template.Context({'foo':'blue','bar':'brown'}))
Out[7]: "['blue']<hr>{'foo': 'brown'}"
The parsing is not perfect, but it's usable for most simple stuff I
needed to do with it. Might be of some use.
http://dpaste.com/111554/
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