refactor: use yaml instead of js-yaml for parsing YAML files #31336
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Since renovatebot#31336 the replacement of the reference tag from GitLab is not needed anymore
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js-yamlwithyamlas the former has not received updates in the last 3 years.Also this library supports adding tag handling, which would allow us to natevily handle
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