Add namespace support for rendering widgets #120
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modified function widget(): - added a 3rd optional parameter to the function call, ; defaults to null - added code to use the specified namespace, if set, when setting $className; otherwise uses the widget namespace from the theme config
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I have a situation where I need to be able to render a widget that is part of another package, i.e. it is outside of the App\Widgets namespace. (see #119)
I modified the Theme::widget() call to have an optional 3rd parameter for the namespace, which defaults to null.