Switched from loading test files to testing specific parsing constructs. The tests don't fully cover the span (eventually I'll add more, maybe), but there's a bunch there.

More to the point, the yaml-reader program doesn't do any file IO, so it doesn't require a specific working directory.

yaml-reader/tests/directives.yaml

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-%YAML 1.2
-%TAG ! !howdy
----
-- basic node
-- ! yeah baby

yaml-reader/tests/mixed.yaml

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-- the main thing is a sequence
-- here's a key: value
-  and another: value
-- let's inline: [1, 2, 3]
-  and an inline map: {key: value, 243: 101}
-- and multiple indents:
-  - here's
-  - a
-  - list
-  and another:
-  - list
-  - of
-  - things
-- maybe now:
-  let's: get
-  pretty:
-    deep: here
-    in:
-      the: nesting
-      just: to
-      confuse:
-        the: heck
-        out:
-          - of
-          - the: parser
-            if:
-              - we
-              - can
-          - do: that
-      what: do
-    you: think?
-    

yaml-reader/tests/scalars.yaml

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-- normal scalar, but
-  over several lines
-- |
-  literal scalar - so we can draw ASCII:
-  
-         -   -
-        |  -   |
-         ------
-- >
-  and a folded scalar... so we
-  can just keep writing various
-  things. And if we want to keep indentation:
-  
-    we just indent a little
-    see, this stays indented
-- >-
-  Here's a folded scalar
-  that gets chomped.
-- |-
-  And here's a literal scalar
-  that gets chomped.
-- >2
-       Here's a folded scalar
-  that starts with some indentation.
-- ::vector
-- ": - ()"
-- Up, up, and away!
-- -123
-- http://example.com/foo#bar
-# Inside flow collection:
-- [ ::vector,
-  ": - ()",
-  "Up, up and away!",
-  -123,
-  http://example.com/foo#bar ]

yaml-reader/tests/simple.yaml

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----
-just a scalar
----
-and another scalar
----
-now an end document
-...
----
-and now two
-...
-...
----
-and that's it

yaml-reader/tests/test.yaml

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-- true
-- false
-- y
-- n