This seems to be due to the (old) Python YAML parser being in conflict
with libnetplan's actual C YAML parser.
Apparently pyyaml interprets "off" as a boolean ('False') by default in
yaml.safe_load(value) (`set_tree = self.parse_key(key,
yaml.safe_load(value))`), while it is supposed to be an actual string
("off") for activation-mode.
Looks like it was broken ever since netplan set was introduced (v0.101)
and just recently got fixed via
https://github.com/canonical/netplan/pull/254
(https://github.com/canonical/netplan/commit/bdb4f9846c8f40275c09a28bed04d8436cbbeffc
to be specific)
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