build(deps): bump yaml from 2.2.1 to 2.2.2 in /.gitlab/dangerjs (IDFGH-9991)

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Bumps yaml from 2.2.1 to 2.2.2.

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Sourced from yaml's releases.

v2.2.2

This patch release includes a fix for an error that could be thrown in parseDocument for degenerate input. Otherwise, it's a patch release uplifting a few fixes from the ongoing v2.3 work to v2.2:

• Use correct argument order when stringifying flow collection comments (#443)
• First-line folding for block scalars (#422)
• Corner case failure in error pretty-printer (CVE-2023-2251)

Commits

• f21fa45 2.2.2
• 984f578 fix: Corner case failure in error pretty-printer
• 443e3aa fix: First-line folding for block scalars (fixes #422)
• 5af5d3d fix: Use correct argument order when stringifying flow collection comments (f...
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