feat: Add current_user variable and slugify filter to Jinja #1436
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This PR adds two new Jinja predefined variables, as well as a custom
slugifyfilter using thepython-slugifypackage.{{ current_user }}: Renders the current user's username{{ current_user_email }}: Renders the current user's email address{{ ... | slugify }}: Transforms the input into a slugified version with underscores, stripping spaces, Unicode, and special characters. This is suitable for generating table / column names dynamically, among other uses.This works both ad hoc and in scheduled Data Docs. I updated the Template Guide documentation, and added additional test cases.