Template braces within {% include ... with="..." %} are not evaluated

[Liquid Scorpio]

I am not sure if this is a bug or limitation, I will add here anyways.

Consider following code inside a django template:

{% include 'partials/_message.html' with 
            message_title="Unauthorised"
            message_body="You need <strong>{{ perm_name }}</strong> permission to access the content." %}

The issue is related to the output rendered in browser for *message_body* when {% include %} is executed.

Expected output:

You need read permission to access the content.

Actual output:

You need {{ perm_name }} permission to access the content.

Notes

While the included template evaluates the passed in <strong> tag, it does not evaluate the variable {{ perm_name }} and outputs it verbatim.

[Aymeric Augustin]

I think the current behavior is the expected behavior.

"You need <strong>{{ perm_name }}</strong> permission to access the content." is a string literal.

[Liquid Scorpio]

Fair Enough. However, any suggested approach to get the desired output?