util.py: load_yaml: Don't fail when it's not necessary #613
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Also, make 'require()' function not fail by default. The only case where we really need to fail is when 'kramdown' parser is not specified. This is a highly unlikely scenario, tbh (because arguments to `lesson_check.py` are set in the Makefile), but we can think about reworking/optimizing this part later.
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Also, make 'require()' function not fail by default.
The only case where we really need to fail is when 'kramdown' parser is
not specified. This is a highly unlikely scenario, tbh (because
arguments to
lesson_check.pyare set in the Makefile), but we canthink about reworking/optimizing this part later.
This change would allow us to do more checks in case of early failures.
Tangentially related to #611
CC @kekoziar