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YAML 1.2 fixed that, but almost nobody supports or uses it (in my experience).
YAML 1.2 fixed that, but almost nobody supports or uses it (in my experience).
So, breaking changes in .2? Sound like non-semver compliant and hard to spot since files are not named dot-yaml2, indeed.
Nobody uses a specification that was published 13 years ago? Sounds like a library problem, not a language problem.