YAML based version of NBility for easier automated processing - #14
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As we do more and more with 'as-code', having the NBility model in a computer interpretable structure makes it much easier to use, link, process NBility information and structure within other environments.
Also for use with agents, a YAML representation makes it easier for agents (LLM's) to understand NBility.
This YAML is generated from the Excel file using Python and validated against a fixed (JSON) schema. Also available if needed.