Ignore yarn.lock files
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VSCode has now removed yarn.lock from the yaml language contribution so yarn.lock will no longer be associated with yaml. I’m closing this now because its fixed on both sides. All that is required is to upgrade to new VSCode version that doesn’t have that language contribution and the vscode-yaml release that will happen monday.
I’ve opened an issue on VSCode side. They were registering yarn.lock as yaml for some reason. Once that is fixed yarn.lock will on longer be associated with yaml.