> I'd consider both to be perfectly reasonable ways of going about
> what you're doing. [...] And most of the time I would likely pick example 1
Thanks Nick. Example 1 is my preference as well - I'm a fan of the Zen
of Python's "Explicit is better than implicit" and "Flat is better
than nested".
I'm writing a simple Go template. Specifically, it's a Hugo shortcode
that includes a page resource's content into a page, skipping a few
lines.
Both of these approaches work (but piping the output of `after` into
`delimit` doesn't work, because `delimit` takes its arguments in the
wrong order).
