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As I mentioned in the #20 review, in-json was not meant to be a raw expected result string (that would be called out-json), but rather a loaded JSON input that...

I recall looking into something like this where the presence of a final newline might affect the meaning. I am of the firm opinion that the presence or absence of...

While this might be a good part of our lint/checking suite, the JSON is a data point that can be used to check something reading the event stream as input....

https://play.yaml.io/main/parser?input=Wzp4XQ== `[:x]` causes the same results across all parsers as all the cases above. Adding a test for that. https://play.yaml.io/main/parser?input=Wz94XQ== is another interesting one. Even more parsers get that wrong.

I like this plan. Thoughts: * Use a tag instead of a branch for single commit data thingy. * Use data-2017-12-04 for tag name * Remove tags after they are...

Let's try tags for now. We can skip the deleting branches idea for now.

I think this is a decent idea. Anyone can `make data` from master requiring just the most basic Perl. The tarball can be an alternate method for cave-dwellers. :)

@perlpunk I think this should include blank lines as well. ie any trailing lines without visible characters.

Related is `{?a: b}`. libyaml likes it and ref parser does not

Sounds good to me.