Add flat YAML package loading and tilde expansion in env values#1
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Two enhancements to make anvil more ergonomic:
1. Flat file scanning: packages can now be .yaml/.yml files directly
in the package_paths directories, not just nested {name}/{version}/
package.yaml. Both layouts are supported simultaneously.
2. Tilde expansion: environment variable values starting with ~/
are expanded to the user's home directory. Previously only the
config file paths were expanded, not the package env values.
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Two enhancements to make anvil more ergonomic:
Flat file scanning: packages can now be .yaml/.yml files directly in the package_paths directories, not just nested {name}/{version}/ package.yaml. Both layouts are supported simultaneously.
Tilde expansion: environment variable values starting with ~/ are expanded to the user's home directory. Previously only the config file paths were expanded, not the package env values.