Using karma custom template properties to override HTMLs #137
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Hi,
This pull request changes the way the Karma context and debug HTML files are replaced.
Instead of copying the custom HTML files to Karma install, it uses Karma's customContextFile and customDebugFile properties to tell Karma to use HTML files with tags.
Thanks,
Lazaro