Don't remove one directory level from slspath (master branch) #55434
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This breaks the tpldir jinja context variable for the cases where there is an SLS path in the format `X.X` (e.g. `foo.foo`, `bar.bar`, etc.). It also conflicts with the stated documentation for this parameter in `doc/rev/states/vars.rst`, which states that this variable should be the path to the SLS target. In reality this is passed in via `context['sls']` and already has the correct path. If I were to wager a guess, I would say that it's likely that the way `context['sls']` is formulated has changed at some point since these two lines were added in 2014, making these two lines unnecessary.
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This is the same fix as #55433, opened against the master branch.