Add optional abort Attribute to cfinclude

@modius wrote:

Hmm.. interesting. Never knew you could do <cfdump abort="true"> (since CF9 to boot).

<cfdump  
    var = "#variable#"
    output = "browser|console|file"
    format = "text|html"
    abort = "true|false"
    label = "text"
    metainfo = "yes|no"
    top = "number of rows|number of levels"
    show = "columns|keys"
    hide = "columns|keys"
    keys = "number of keys to display for structures"
    expand = "yes|no" 
    showUDFs = "yes|no">

I can see that it would be useful in code bases where a lot of code is broken out with includes.

In a practical sense it seems easier to "cut and paste" or "hot key" in a cfabort beneath a cfinclude than to change the abort attribute. And I can't think of a scenario where I'd be populating the abort attribute with a variable.

While I'd argue that its appropriate in cfdump as its a tool for debugging, I'm not convinced its appropriate in cfinclude.

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