In-line/refreshable templates (data-view v1)

someone could embed template code like this:
```Template
some np.Template code here
```
and then when NP sees that code block, it passes it to np.Templates to execute/"render" it (and refreshes it on demand). Whatever the return value is gets rendered by NotePlan in-line. It is important for the formatting to clearly indicate that this is not just user-typed text (hence why I like the code block formatting here).

I was thinking that it would trigger a re-draw on:

• note load
• code block edit
• refresh button/menu press (initially could be on note ... overflow menu, but at some point a circular refresh arrow on the block itself would be nice)

It would have some indication of what it was last refreshed (here I put it in the top of the code block next to the title, but it could be bottom right or whatever)

Note: @mikeerickson said: Another FYI, any time you execute a template to render, any JavaScript code you have between tags will be executed.

You will have access to any:

• NotePlan API command
• Any methods defined in globals.js
• Any methods you have supplied to in your own plugins located in methods object or variables located in data object

So, basically using any template you can do d LOT LOT LOT LOT more than existing templates