Data update

Task/Hello-world-Text/YAMLScript/hello-world-text-1.ys

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-(println "Hello world!")

Task/Hello-world-Text/YAMLScript/hello-world-text-10.ys

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-# The . at the start of a value is way to indicate that the value is a scalar (string).
-# Without the . this would be invalid YAML(Script).
-say: ."Hello", "world!"

Task/Hello-world-Text/YAMLScript/hello-world-text-2.ys

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-(say "Hello world!")

Task/Hello-world-Text/YAMLScript/hello-world-text-3.ys

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-say("Hello world!")

Task/Hello-world-Text/YAMLScript/hello-world-text-4.ys

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-say("Hello world!"):

Task/Hello-world-Text/YAMLScript/hello-world-text-5.ys

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-say:
-- "Hello world!"

Task/Hello-world-Text/YAMLScript/hello-world-text-6.ys

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-say: ["Hello world!"]

Task/Hello-world-Text/YAMLScript/hello-world-text-7.ys

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-say: "Hello world!"

Task/Hello-world-Text/YAMLScript/hello-world-text-8.ys

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-say("Hello"): "world!"

Task/Hello-world-Text/YAMLScript/hello-world-text-9.ys

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-say: ["Hello", "world!"]

Task/Hello-world-Text/YAMLScript/hello-world-text.ys

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+!yamlscript/v0
+
+say: "Hello, world!"
+
+=>: (say "Hello, world!")
+
+=>: say("Hello, world!")
+
+say:
+  =>: "Hello, world!"
+
+say: ("Hello, " + "world!")
+
+say: ."Hello," "world!"
+
+say "Hello,": "world!"
+
+say "Hello," "world!":