[Yaml] Add @= expression syntax to YAML format reference#21983
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@=expression prefix to the "Symfony Specific Features" section of the YAML format reference@=are treated as expressions by the DI componentAs suggested by @Mynyx in the issue discussion, the "Symfony Specific Features" section is the right place for this since it's DI-specific behavior, not part of the YAML spec itself.
Fixes #21917