Enhancement/Refactor: move settings from rds to .yaml #901
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Issue
Closes #892
Description
Settings file refactored to .yaml for better readability and user configuration.
This PR is the most basic implementation, directly changing the import and export from rds to yaml, but maintaining all other features. Later PRs can develop the yaml file to make it more user friendly (#900 and #891 )
Definition of Done
How to test
Try different settings, export and upload and test that it works.
Contributor checklist
Notes to reviewer
For this PR, I have implemented a Hard change from .rds to yaml. Not sure if that is the best approach though, as we may want to keep rds in case anyone has saved their settings previously... but eventually we will only need yaml