fix: relax yamllint empty-lines max from 0 to 1 - #97
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Allows blank lines inside single-quoted YAML scalars, which is how Home Assistant encodes \n in auto-generated YAML (not configurable). Still prevents multi-blank-line heredocs in YAML run blocks. Closes #96 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fixes #96
Problem
Home Assistant auto-generates YAML with blank lines inside single-quoted scalars to encode
\n:yamllint's
empty-lines: max: 0flags this as an error. The format is not configurable in HA and reverts on every UI edit.Change
empty-lines.max: 0→max: 1Still stricter than the yamllint default (
max: 2) and still prevents multi-blank-line inline heredocs in YAMLrun:blocks. A single blank line inside a scalar is a legitimate\nencoding.🤖 Generated with Claude Code