Apply conservative fixes for common DAYamlChecker findings - #34
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This PR applies the deterministic fixer from DAYamlChecker PR #85 to this repository's YAML interviews.
The fixer makes only these mechanical changes:
yesno/noyesshortcuts tofieldswithdatatype: yesnoradio;yesnomaybe/noyesmaybewhile preservingdatatype: yesnomaybe;The fixer validates each candidate YAML before writing it and is idempotent. Additional unlabeled fields are intentionally left for human review when the first-field heuristic cannot safely resolve the screen.
Validation for the campaign:
dayamlchecker --fix;--fixpass made no changes in all 42 checkouts; andgit diff --check.Please review the generated labels and IDs in context before merging.
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