CBA_fnc_parseYAML fails to parse several YAML components

[Freddo3000]

Mods (complete and add to the following information):

• Arma 3: 2.00 stable
• CBA: 3.15.2 stable

Description:
As the title says, the function fails to parse:

Numbers

- 2

// parses to ["2"] (incorrect, should be number)

| and > multiline strings

data: |
   There once was a tall man from Ealing
   Who got on a bus to Darjeeling
       It said on the door
       "Please don't sit on the floor"
   So he carefully sat on the ceiling

data: >
   Wrapped text
   will be folded
   into a single
   paragraph

   Blank lines denote
   paragraph breaks

// Both fail

{} hashmaps

name: John Smith
age: 33

// parses to ["#CBA_HASH#",["name","age"],["John Smith","33"],any]

{name: John Smith, age: 33}

// parses to ["#CBA_HASH#",["{name"],["John Smith, age: 33}"],any] (incorrect)

--- document headers and ... terminators

Used to separate multiple documents within a single stream. Ideally the function would either create an array containing all the hashes (documents) when one is encountered, or parse the selected document by index (default first).

--- # Favorite movies
- Casablanca
- North by Northwest
- The Man Who Wasn't There

// Fails

Without the above, ... used to indicate end of document fails.

Inline arrays

key1:
  - value1
  - value2
  - value3
  - value4
  - value5

// parses to ["#CBA_HASH#",["key1"],[["value1","value2","value3","value4","value5"]],any]

key1: [value1,value2,value3,value4,value5]

// parses to ["#CBA_HASH#",["key1"],["[value1,value2,value3,value4,value5]"],any] (incorrect)

key1: [value1,value2
  value3,value4,value5]

// fails

" and ' alternative string syntax

Employee:
  id: 1
  name: "Franc"
  department:
    name: "Sales"
    depid: "11"

// parses to ["#CBA_HASH#",["Employee"],[["#CBA_HASH#",["id","name","department"],["1","""Franc""",["#CBA_HASH#",["name","depid"],["""Sales""","""11"""],any]],any]],any] (Incorrect)

Note the """

Hashes within arrays

- name: Mary Smith
  age: 27

// fails

And other things that are more of a request than anything else:

• !!type used to explicitly define the type, and local datatypes !type
• & anchors and * references
• Language independent scalar types (See https://yaml.org/refcard.html near bottom)

Examples taken (in part or full) from:

• https://www.w3schools.io/file/yaml-introduction/
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YAML

Steps to reproduce:

• Go to editor, save empty mission
• Go to mission directory and create a file, paste any of the above examples into the file
• Execute the parseYAML function on the created file, output should be the same as written
• Double check across to https://yaml-online-parser.appspot.com/ or similar

Expected behavior:
The above examples to be correctly parse, though with some of the examples I might be stretching it a bit.
Ideally the function should be able to parse:

Extreme example

---
receipt:     Oz-Ware Purchase Invoice
date:        2012-08-06
customer:
    first_name:   Dorothy
    family_name:  Gale

items:
    - part_no:   A4786
      descrip:   Water Bucket (Filled)
      price:     1.47
      quantity:  4

    - part_no:   E1628
      descrip:   High Heeled "Ruby" Slippers
      size:      8
      price:     133.7
      quantity:  1

bill-to:  &id001
    street: |
            123 Tornado Alley
            Suite 16
    city:   East Centerville
    state:  KS

ship-to:  *id001

specialDelivery:  >
    Follow the Yellow Brick
    Road to the Emerald City.
    Pay no attention to the
    man behind the curtain.
...

Where did the issue occur?

• Editor (Singleplayer) / Editor (Multiplayer)

Log Files:

Details

20:39:40 [CBA] (hashes) ERROR: CBA YAML parser error x\cba\addons\hashes\fnc_parseYAML.sqf:72
20:39:40             Unexpected new-line, when expecting ':', in "test.yaml" at line 2:
20:39:40             
20:39:40             001: ...
20:39:40             002: |#|
20:39:40 Error in expression <es) - 1);
private _lastChar = _lastLine select ((count _lastLine) - 1);

_lastLi>
20:39:40   Error position: <select ((count _lastLine) - 1);

_lastLi>
20:39:40   Error Zero divisor
20:39:40 File \x\cba\addons\hashes\fnc_parseYAML.sqf [CBA_fnc_parseYAML]..., line 1887
20:39:52 [CBA] (hashes) ERROR: CBA YAML parser error x\cba\addons\hashes\fnc_parseYAML.sqf:72
20:39:52             Unexpected new-line, when expecting ':', in "test.yaml" at line 4:
20:39:52             
20:39:52             001: test: 1
20:39:52             002: 
20:39:52             003: ...
20:39:52             004: |#|
20:39:52 Error in expression <es) - 1);
private _lastChar = _lastLine select ((count _lastLine) - 1);

_lastLi>
20:39:52   Error position: <select ((count _lastLine) - 1);

_lastLi>
20:39:52   Error Zero divisor
20:39:52 File \x\cba\addons\hashes\fnc_parseYAML.sqf [CBA_fnc_parseYAML]..., line 1887
20:41:01 [CBA] (hashes) ERROR: CBA YAML parser error x\cba\addons\hashes\fnc_parseYAML.sqf:72
20:41:01             Unexpected new-line, when expecting ':', in "test.yaml" at line 2:
20:41:01             
20:41:01             001: [milk, groceries, eggs, juice, fruits]
20:41:01             002: |#|
20:41:01 Error in expression <es) - 1);
private _lastChar = _lastLine select ((count _lastLine) - 1);

_lastLi>
20:41:01   Error position: <select ((count _lastLine) - 1);

_lastLi>
20:41:01   Error Zero divisor
20:41:01 File \x\cba\addons\hashes\fnc_parseYAML.sqf [CBA_fnc_parseYAML]..., line 1887
20:41:17 [CBA] (hashes) ERROR: CBA YAML parser error x\cba\addons\hashes\fnc_parseYAML.sqf:72
20:41:17             Unexpected new-line, when expecting ':', in "test.yaml" at line 2:
20:41:17             
20:41:17             001:     [milk, groceries, eggs, juice, fruits]
20:41:17             002: |#|
20:41:17 Error in expression <es) - 1);
private _lastChar = _lastLine select ((count _lastLine) - 1);

_lastLi>
20:41:17   Error position: <select ((count _lastLine) - 1);

_lastLi>
20:41:17   Error Zero divisor
20:41:17 File \x\cba\addons\hashes\fnc_parseYAML.sqf [CBA_fnc_parseYAML]..., line 1887

Additional context:
I'm not really expecting this to be solved, but I'm just throwing it out here. Might be nice for someone who wants a challenge.