There's something to be said for being flexible in your inputs when they are non-ambiguous. Particularly when dealing with files written by hand.
There's no virtue in imposing overly strict syntax when it serves no human purpose. That's trying to alter people to fit machines, rather than altering machines to fit people.
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No because YAML is full of ambiguity.
JSON5 is not.
There's something to be said for being flexible in your inputs when they are non-ambiguous. Particularly when dealing with files written by hand.
There's no virtue in imposing overly strict syntax when it serves no human purpose. That's trying to alter people to fit machines, rather than altering machines to fit people.