feat: allow for include files to be absent #1298
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Sometimes include files are not present (they might be host specific) but the main configuration file should nevertheless reference them (as this file is tracked in git). At the moment, included files need to be present for kanata to start. This restriction is now loosened and non-existing files are ignored and a info message is shown for such cases.
jtroo
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Oct 20, 2024
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Up to now files to be included need to exist. With these changes any non-existing file is just ignored.
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