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Add YAML to supported databag formats #321

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## Supported Formats

Databags go into the `databags/` folder in your project. There are two
formats supported: key/value pairs as ini files as well as JSON files:
Databags go into the `databags/` folder in your project. There are three
formats supported: key/value pairs as ini files as well as JSON and YAML files:

| Extension | Format
| --------- | --------
| `.json` | JSON
| `.yaml` | YAML
| `.ini` | INI Files with or without sections

## Navigating Bags

Dotted notation is used to navigate into data bags which are globally
merged together. This means that if you have a file named `i18n.ini`
with a section `[en]` and a key `CLICK_HERE` the path `i18n.en.CLICK_HERE`
will target that key. For JSON files further nesting is possible. You
can also just target a section and the return value will be a dictionary
will target that key. For JSON and YAML files further nesting is possible.
You can also just target a section and the return value will be a dictionary
which can for instance be used with the [tojson :ref](../templates/filters/tojson/)
filter.

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