Update snakeyaml to 2.6

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📦 Updates org.yaml:snakeyaml from 1.33 to 2.6

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[satorg]

I guess we should bump up the sbt-typelvel plugin version to 0.9.0 once we merge this PR, correct?

[armanbilge]

I guess we should bump up the sbt-typelvel plugin version to 0.9.0 once we merge this PR, correct?

Actually, the tlBaseVersion should be bumped in the PR that makes the breaking change, not after.

Also, this breaking bump of snakeyaml must be paired with the corresponding bump in circe-yaml. #715

I think I avoided doing either of these updates for so long for fear of a classpath clash with some other sbt-plugin pinned to an old version of these YAML libraries 🤔

[armanbilge]

at the very least, must also bump circe and the base version

[satorg]

@armanbilge ,

Also, this breaking bump of snakeyaml must be paired with the corresponding bump in circe-yaml. #715

Agree – that's what I'm thinking as well.

Actually, the tlBaseVersion should be bumped in the PR that makes the breaking change, not after.

This PR does it too: #835. I guess, it would be nice to squeeze them both into the same release.