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This updates js-yaml to 4.1.0 and swaps out yaml.safeLoad() for yaml.load() because the safe* functions are deprecated starting in 4.0.0 (the "regular" functions are considered safe).

This updates js-yaml to 4.1.0 and swaps out `yaml.safeLoad()` for
`yaml.load()` because the `safe*` functions are deprecated starting in
4.0.0 (the "regular" functions are considered safe).
@nfischer nfischer added the chore label Jun 23, 2024
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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 97.28%. Comparing base (9429aae) to head (2fb1f42).

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@nfischer nfischer merged commit 8a960da into master Jun 23, 2024
@nfischer nfischer deleted the chore-update-yaml branch June 23, 2024 19:42
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