A TiddlyWeb plugin which adds a _hash field to outgoing tiddlers.
When a tiddler is get from the store, if there is no _hash, then the hash is added to the outgoing tiddler. It is _not_ saved
This is done to allow quick comparisons between tiddlers which may have different names but may have the same set of content characteristics.
The hash_tiddler method is exposed so that stores can create a hash prior to a put to the store. See tiddlywebplugis.tiddlyspace.store for an example.
To use add ‘tiddlywebplugins.hashmaker’ to system_plugins and twanager_plugins in tiddlywebconfig.py. Optionally define hashmaker.attributes to be a list of strings representing the attributes or fields of a tiddler which are to be hashed. The default is:
[‘text’]
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