Proposed feature: #include inline

I'm not going to write up a CHEP for this just yet, but I came across a
usecase for `#include inline` version `#include raw` today. 

When watching a production server run through a particular template I
realized that we were using `#include raw` far too much, resulting in a
large amount of open(2) and read(2) calls (to be expected, duh).

What we *really* want to do however, is an `#include inline` which would
be processed and the contents of the included file inlined at *compile
time* instead of raw's inclusion at run time.

Thoughts?

Tavis, if you've no enormous objections, I think this would be a
reasonable addition.


Cheers

-R. Tyler Ballance
Slide, Inc.

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