style: Special case IntOrBool 1 and 0 values to yes and no.

[JeffFaer]

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[KatrinaHoffert]

Might be still a smidge confusing because I'm guessing it means that formatValue can still be inconsistent (i.e., user specified "0" but it becomes "false"), but probably less likely to be inconsistent than before? I assume that inconsistency is what you're trying to fix.

[JeffFaer]

but probably less likely to be inconsistent than before? I assume that inconsistency is what you're trying to fix.

Yeah that was my thought process as well. Theoretically we could track whether the user specified an int or a bool and propagate that back to them, but that seems more complexity than it's worth

I would imagine that newline_separated=yes is more common than newline_separated=1, and users (or just me) will be less surprised by seeing newline_separated=yes in debug output as opposed to newline_separated=1