Make YAML files use a consistent suffix
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Since Oct 4, 2022.
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priority: low
type: enhancement
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Currently our yaml files use a mix of .yml and .yaml suffixes. We should make this consistent.
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.yamlor.yml - Change relevant filenames and logic referencing those names
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