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This reverts commit a2bdc5c6129ff11b1c1e29a207b1b80153ac6fb0.
I'm going to stop playing in bce's fork, and start messing in my own. Sorry for the mess Brian :)
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This reverts commit f963a700e4440074a5b86d382789e75795206482.
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In the last commit, I over-aggressively removed closing PHP tags.
While I dislike the practice of using close tags within templates,
it is how this library works, so let's put them back.
Checked that all PHP compiles with "php -l".
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Reviewed By: Will Norris
Facebook has a policy to not have closing ?> tags at the bottom of PHP files. It
can unintentionally introduce newlines which causes ridiculous bugs.
This is recommended in the Zend style guide:
http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/coding-standard.php-file-formatting.html
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