Update FAQ entry for default_flow_style to reflect PyYAML 5.1 changes#19
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This behavior led to some confusion recently as we have some boxes running PyYAML 5.3 and some running older PyYAML. Code originally written for 5.3 produced different output on older releases. This change adds clarification to the FAQ entry for default_flow_style which mentions that the default behavior changed in version 5.1.
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This behavior led to some confusion recently as we have some boxes running PyYAML 5.3 and some running older PyYAML. Code originally written for 5.3 produced different output on older releases.
This change adds clarification to the FAQ entry for default_flow_style which mentions that the default behavior changed in version 5.1.