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Move yaml module into a directory #513

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The tsdocgen utility works better if module definitions
are split into directories. Move the yaml definitions
into a yaml directory, and update the index files
so that the usage doesn't change.

(Based on #512 -- Can ignore the first two commits)

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I know we don't do this with other files, but I think it was a mistake: we should probably be copying non-generated .ts files from the templates directory, even if they're not mustache templates. It's just cleaner, it means that when we call make or blow away the generated directory, we know we can re-generate from scratch.

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That's a good idea, but I'm going to leave that for a separate PR while I continue working on the API docs.

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Alright, sounds good, as long as you are aware of the issue, I'm happy! :)

The tsdocgen utility works better if module definitions
are split into directories. Move the yaml definitions
into a yaml directory, and update the index files
so that the usage doesn't change.
@lblackstone lblackstone merged commit a63a84a into master Apr 2, 2019
@pulumi-bot pulumi-bot deleted the lblackstone/move-yaml branch April 2, 2019 14:53
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