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The next version of difftastic will include YAML support, thanks to a pull request by @alexmanno_dev! It's a nice feature, and difftastic itself even includes some YAML files. Note also the highlighting: you can distinguish strings from boolean literals here.

I rather like how Scheme treats boolean literals (#f and #t) as syntactically distinct from normal variables. The syntax feels tidier than overloading variable names. (Though I'm still amused that 0x12 is a valid variable name in emacs lisp!)

I never know whether to write bool or boolean. I try to avoid excessive abbreviations, but bool is so snappy and very common.