feat: [#175659067] Using placeholder in yaml/locale

[Undermaken]

Short description

This PR tries to improve the locales generation with the usage of placeholders.
Now you can refer to a value already defined in the yaml as a placeholder. That placeholder will be replaced with relative value on running yarn generate:locales command

how to use this feature

Often your text includes the same word. Now you can refer to it with a placeholder

global:
  app_name: Amazing App
  welcome_message: Welcome to a new version of ${global.app_name}
  description: Current version: ${global.info.version}
  info:
    version: 1.0.0

generated locales will be

{
  "global": {
    "app_name": "Amazing App",
    "welcome_message": "Welcome to a new version of Amazing App",
    "description": "Current version: 1.0.0",
    "info": {
      "version": "1.0.0"
    }
  }
}

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Affected stories

• 🌟 #175659067: Come DEV nello yaml delle local voglio poter riferirmi al valore di altri campi usando un placeholder

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[fabriziofff]

Using multiple reference inside a string it fails to retrieve all the dependecies.
With this test:

      card:
        a: "ciao "
        b: "${bonus.bpd.details.card.a} ${bonus.bpd.details.card.a}"

The output is:

It could be a common case, often in very long texts the same key can be repeated several times (eg. bonus vacanze).

[Undermaken]

Using multiple reference inside a string it fails to retrieve all the dependecies.
With this test:

      card:
        a: "ciao "
        b: "${bonus.bpd.details.card.a} ${bonus.bpd.details.card.a}"

The output is:

It could be a common case, often in very long texts the same key can be repeated several times (eg. bonus vacanze).

@fabriziofff absolutely, this is a bug!
a00b574 commit should fix