NO is not even the worst of it. `on`, like in github actions, is interpreted as True by PyYaml by default. You have to either quote it, "on", or set certain con

NO is not even the worst of it. `on`, like in github actions, is interpreted as True by PyYaml by default. You have to either quote it, "on", or set certain configs I haven't bothered with just yet. I fully agree YAML is just...not good as a transport/interchange serde. Personally, I actually really like HCL as a human-friendly config language, but it's got challenges in writing it, and thus support in most languages, if even present, is read-only. Will look into strictyaml!