[6.16.z] Create fake galaxy.yml to make the FAM Makefile happy #16941
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The data in the file is unused, but not being able to load it produces errors in the logs and is confusing when searching for an actual problem during testing. (cherry picked from commit c45e681)
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Cherrypick of PR: #16936
Problem Statement
The upstream FAM Makefile expects a
galaxy.ymlto read some data from it, as it exists in git.A release doesn't include
galaxy.yml(it's the input to the release process).But we call the Makefile on a released version, and this produces irritating output on stderr (without being an actual error).
Solution
The data in the file is unused, but not being able to load it produces
errors in the logs and is confusing when searching for an actual problem
during testing. Fake a file to silence the errors.
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