Create a chapter_config for chapter specific properties to be exposed to the handlebars template. #1465
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chapter_config preserving the chapter title
preprocessor in the book
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I wanted to expose my own properties to the handlebars.js template so added a config field to Chapter that is merged with the book ctx.data when rendered. As a use case I wrote a preprocessor that strips TOML front matter from a markdown file into this config so that meta tags can be populated and things like the date of creation for a file can be tracked. I think this should solve #277 and also achieve the same goal as #1381. I hope you like the idea/implementation and welcome any feedback.