Graceful jinja template handling with user confirmation #452
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Gracefully handle non-Jinja prompts in DocETL operations by warning users and automatically appending document statements.
Previously, DocETL operations would fail early if a prompt did not contain Jinja syntax. This change provides a rich console warning and asks for user confirmation. If confirmed, the system automatically appends
Here is the document: {{ input }}(or{{ inputs }}for reduce,{{ input1 }}/{{ input2 }}for comparison,{{ left }}/{{ right }}for equijoin) to the prompt during execution, allowing operations to proceed without requiring users to explicitly add Jinja templating for simple cases.