Proper support for static URLs and django.contrib.staticfiles.storage.ManifestStaticFilesStorage

[stefan6419846]

I am using locally hosted CSS and Javascript files, served through the regular staticfiles app. Unfortunately, django-bootstrap5 does not seem to support this due to the custom tag logic:

django-bootstrap5/src/django_bootstrap5/templatetags/django_bootstrap5.py

Lines 157 to 220 in 0729e52

	@register.simple_tag
	def bootstrap_css():
	"""
	Return HTML for Bootstrap CSS, or empty string if no CSS url is available.
	Default value: ``None``
	This value is configurable, see Settings section
	**Tag name**::
	bootstrap_css
	**Usage**::
	{% bootstrap_css %}
	**Example**::
	{% bootstrap_css %}
	"""
	rendered_urls = []
	if bootstrap_css_url():
	rendered_urls.append(render_link_tag(bootstrap_css_url()))
	if bootstrap_theme_url():
	rendered_urls.append(render_link_tag(bootstrap_theme_url()))
	return mark_safe("".join([url for url in rendered_urls]))
	@register.simple_tag
	def bootstrap_javascript():
	"""
	Return HTML for Bootstrap JavaScript, or empty string if no JavaScript URL is available.
	Adjust url in settings.
	If no url is returned, we don't want this statement to return any HTML. This is intended behavior.
	Default value: False
	This value is configurable, see Settings section. Note that any value that evaluates to True and is
	not "slim" will be interpreted as True.
	**Tag name**::
	bootstrap_javascript
	**Usage**::
	{% bootstrap_javascript %}
	**Example**::
	{% bootstrap_javascript %}
	"""
	# List of JS tags to include
	javascript_tags = []
	# Bootstrap JavaScript
	bootstrap_js_url = bootstrap_javascript_url()
	if bootstrap_js_url:
	javascript_tags.append(render_script_tag(bootstrap_js_url))
	# Join and return
	return mark_safe("\n".join(javascript_tags))

The corresponding implementation at https://github.com/zostera/django-bootstrap5/blob/main/src/django_bootstrap5/html.py does not seem to work well with https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/5.0/ref/contrib/staticfiles/#manifeststaticfilesstorage as the hash is not really known when evaluating the settings. For this reason, I either have to use my own logic/template tags or monkey-patch the render_tag function, which both does not feel right.