Stringex fix yaml reserved words

[giga811]

yes, no are converted into true, false in yaml (until 1.1).
(There was no documentation about this in 1.2)

Therefore these characters which has ascii decoding/pronounciation of yes, no are converted into string "true", "false".

irb(main):022:0> "ኖᏃᓄᖺᘃのノ㋨ꆌ노".to_url
=> "falsefalsefalsefalsefalsefalsefalsefalsefalsefalse"
irb(main):027:0> '온'.to_url
=> "true"

I wrapped all the yes, no occurrences with brackets.

[giga811]

Hi @rsl , I am wondering if we should update original gem unidecode too. Or is it no longer supported?
http://www.rubydoc.info/gems/unidecode/1.0.0/frames

[rsl]

@giga811 first, GREAT find. i remember a similar issue with true and false as words needing quotations in yml.

second, unidecode is just stringex internals now, yeah.

[rsl]

released as 2.8.3

[giga811]

Thanks for the update 😄