The option `--include-in-header` is specified to "Include contents of FILE, 
verbatim, at the end of the header". 
https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html#option--include-in-header

The option `--include-in-header` sets the template variable `$
header-includes$`.

However, in default.latex the `$header-includes` variable is placed quite 
high in the header, preceding quite a number of latex header commands. 
Shouldn't  `$header-includes` be placed just before `\begin{document}`?

My motivation is to override prior default settings. Specifically I'm 
trying to override `\setlength{\csllabelwidth}{3em}` that gets spit out in 
the header when processing citations.

I *can* do this by using --include-before-body/$include-before$ instead. 
But that seems like abusing what should be a content option rather than a 
coding option.

Of course I could alter default.latex at my end, and use a custom default 
template. But I'm trying to avoid that path.

So, is $header-includes$ too high in default.latex?

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