Add yaml example that does math and uses pulumi-std functions #1738
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In addition to programming languages such as Python, Go, Typescript, C#, Pulumi also supports YAML.
However, YAML is limited when it comes to constructs such as loops and conditionals and it is not always obvious how one can do math in a Pulumi YAML program.
Similarly, using the
pulumi-stdlibrary can be a little tricky.This project is meant to provide some YAML program examples for these use-cases.