I think JSON is an easier configuration format than YAML. YAML is so complicated when you include all the edge cases. For example I still have no idea when you

I think JSON is an easier configuration format than YAML. YAML is so complicated when you include all the edge cases. For example I still have no idea when you need a leading `- ` and when it's not needed. I'm not saying YAML can't be learned, but why learn all the quirks of a new format when we can just use JSON which everyone already knows? It does the same job, especially when you use JSON5 or HJSON. It's still intuitive, also supports comments and multiline strings etc, and you don't have to deal with the mess that is YAML syntax. If only...