YAML based Windows setup files with schema validation
As as example, consider this README for a windows scoop-based setup.
This was produced entirely using this module's CLI from the YAML setup file.
The command you need is
yamlup render /path/to/setup.yml -o /path/to/README.md
This module doesn't have any other aims besides setup schema validation and formatting its contents.
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