ansible requires to either use "#!/bin/bash -eu" or "#!/bin/bash -eux"
for bash shebangs.

The old ignore file ignore-2.12.txt is not needed and used anymore. The
new files ignore-2.13.txt and ignore-2.14.txt are empty after
ansible-lint made nearly all ignores disallowed.

All the newly disallowed ignores need to be fixed.

See https://github.com/ansible/ansible-lint/pull/3102

Due to https://github.com/docker/docker-py/issues/3113 requests need to
be pinned below 2.29 as a temporary solution.

The docker driver is not part of molecule 5.0.0 anymore.
molecule-plugins need to be installed to get the driver.

Adding an option `groups` to create multiple groups in one operation.
Adding tests (present/absent/external/nonposix) with server and
client context.
Simple example of `groups` option:
```
tasks:
- name: Ensure 2 groups are present
  ipagroup:
    ipaadmin_password: SomeADMINpassword
    groups:
    - name: group1
    - name: group2
```

Signed-off-by: Denis Karpelevich <dkarpele@redhat.com>

Due to an API misbehaviour in FreeIPA, ipaexternalmembers need to be
treated differently than other group members parameters. Even an empty
array triggers all tests for external members, including the check for
installed dcerpc bindings.

Therefore ipagroup module has been changed to not set ipaexternalmember
to an empty list if there are no external members to be added or
removed.

The latest ansible-lint failes for the tasks that are using
"when: sid_disabled.changed" with the error
"Tasks that run when changed should likely be handlers.". As
these tasks are tests and it would not make sense to use handlers here,
the tasks have been marked as noqa 503.

The way how randompasswords are returned by the ipahost module depends
so far on the number of hosts that are handled by the module.

This is unexpected if for example a json file is provided with the hosts
parameter. As it might be unknown how many hosts are in the json file,
this behaviour is unexpected. The return should not vary in this case.

This chamge makes the return simply depend on the use of the hosts
paramater. As soon as this parameter is used, the return will always be:

"host": { "<the host>": { "randompassword": "<the host random password>" } }

In the simply case with one host it will be still

"host": { "randompassword": "<the host random password>" }

This change for ipahost is related to the ipauser PR #1053.

The way how randompasswords are returned by the ipauser module depends
so far on the number of users that are handled by the module.

This is unexpected if for example a json file is provided with the users
parameter. As it might be unknown how many users are in the json file,
this behaviour is unexpected. The return should not vary in this case.

This chamge makes the return simply depend on the use of the users
paramater. As soon as this parameter is used, the return will always be:

"user": { "<the user>": { "randompassword": "<the user random password>" } }

In the simply case with one user it will be still

"user": { "randompassword": "<the user random password>" }

Fixes: #1052 (ipauser should consitently return randompasswords when
              used with users)

A dangling 'when:' clause was failing anisble-lint tests as the task did
not match any valid schema. The dangling clause was removed, and the
usage of 'shell' was changed from free form to use the 'cmd' parameter.

In latest ansible-lint versions, the use of "blocks" has a required
order to be implemented. According to ansible-lint error mesage, the
order is name, when, block, rescue, always.

As not following this rule is now an error, this patch fixes all tests
for the 'key-order[task]' error.

ansible-lint is issuing an warning when using '# noqa 505' instead of
'#noqa missing-import' on playbooks. This patch changes all occurrences
of the tag to use the newer format.

Due to DNS issues and the increase number of tests, the timeout setting
used for upstream tests was being reached. As we still have room for
running the tests using Azure infrastructure, this patch increases the
timeout to 240 minutes (4h), per worker.

The pytest .yaml files have been rename to .yml to enable
build-galaxy-release to fix the prefix of the ansible-freeipa modules.

This replaces double spaces by single spaces, fixes spaces in slices,
adds spaces before brackets and fixes bracket placing in when clauses.

This change removes the space between join and (): "join ()" to "join()"

When clearing minimum length parameter, FreeIPA raises an error, and the
error is different when executing the playbook in server or client
context. Since the error message is evaluated in the text, both errors
must be accepted as "not a failure", since ansible-freeipa did the
correct call.

Once https://pagure.io/freeipa/issue/9297 is fixed, the test must be
updated to not accept any of these error messages.

All values for pwpolicy can be cleared with an empty string in IPA CLI,
and this behavior was missing in ansible-freeipa.

As of today, there is an issue in FreeIPA that does not allow clearing
'minlength' policy. The is is tracked by the FreeIPA project through
https://pagure.io/freeipa/issue/9297

Fixes https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2150334

As we now have ansible-core 2.14 available through 'pip', the versions
used for testing on Azure should be 2.12, 2.13 and 2.14, as Ansible
keeps upstream support for the latest version plus the two previous
ones.

This patch update the version used in tests by increasing the version
used by 1 (MINOR).

yamllint is failing for unnamed tasks. All block and include_tasks tasks
are now named.

Patch fixes https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2144724 which
depends on https://pagure.io/freeipa/issue/9284

.
Add comment why replacing `netgroup_show` with `netgroup_find`.

Signed-off-by: Denis Karpelevich <dkarpele@redhat.com>

Some tasks used to setup Azure environment might fail to temporary
errors like timeouts and connection failures. Allowing the tasks to
retry a few times will allow the test to be correctly executed rather
than returning an error that is not related to the feature tested.

Use Fully Qualified Collection Name (FQCN) for ansible builtins. This is
ansible.builtin.set_fact instead of set_fact for example and aplies for
all actions that are part of ansible.builtin.

All the replaced ansible.builtins:
  assert, command, copy, debug, fail, fetch, file, import_playbook,
  import_tasks, include_role, include_tasks, include_vars, package,
  set_fact, shell, slurp, stat, systemd

Use Fully Qualified Collection Name (FQCN) for ansible builtins. This is
ansible.builtin.set_fact instead of set_fact for example and aplies for
all actions that are part of ansible.builtin.

All the replaced ansible.builtins:
  assert, command, copy, debug, fail, fetch, file, import_playbook,
  import_tasks, include_role, include_tasks, include_vars, package,
  set_fact, shell, slurp, stat, systemd

Use Fully Qualified Collection Name (FQCN) for ansible builtins. This is
ansible.builtin.set_fact instead of set_fact for example and aplies for
all actions that are part of ansible.builtin.

All the replaced ansible.builtins:
  assert, command, copy, debug, fail, fetch, file, import_playbook,
  import_tasks, include_role, include_tasks, include_vars, package,
  set_fact, shell, slurp, stat, systemd

Use Fully Qualified Collection Name (FQCN) for ansible builtins. This is
ansible.builtin.set_fact instead of set_fact for example and aplies for
all actions that are part of ansible.builtin.

All the replaced ansible.builtins:
  assert, command, copy, debug, fail, fetch, file, import_playbook,
  import_tasks, include_role, include_tasks, include_vars, package,
  set_fact, shell, slurp, stat, systemd

Use Fully Qualified Collection Name (FQCN) for ansible builtins. This is
ansible.builtin.set_fact instead of set_fact for example and aplies for
all actions that are part of ansible.builtin.

All the replaced ansible.builtins:
  assert, command, copy, debug, fail, fetch, file, import_playbook,
  import_tasks, include_role, include_tasks, include_vars, package,
  set_fact, shell, slurp, stat, systemd

Use Fully Qualified Collection Name (FQCN) for ansible builtins. This is
ansible.builtin.set_fact instead of set_fact for example and aplies for
all actions that are part of ansible.builtin.

All the replaced ansible.builtins:
  assert, command, copy, debug, fail, fetch, file, import_playbook,
  import_tasks, include_role, include_tasks, include_vars, package,
  set_fact, shell, slurp, stat, systemd

Use Fully Qualified Collection Name (FQCN) for ansible builtins. This is
ansible.builtin.set_fact instead of set_fact for example and aplies for
all actions that are part of ansible.builtin.

All the replaced ansible.builtins:
  assert, command, copy, debug, fail, fetch, file, import_playbook,
  import_tasks, include_role, include_tasks, include_vars, package,
  set_fact, shell, slurp, stat, systemd

Use Fully Qualified Collection Name (FQCN) for ansible builtins. This is
ansible.builtin.set_fact instead of set_fact for example and aplies for
all actions that are part of ansible.builtin.

All the replaced ansible.builtins:
  assert, command, copy, debug, fail, fetch, file, import_playbook,
  import_tasks, include_role, include_tasks, include_vars, package,
  set_fact, shell, slurp, stat, systemd

Use Fully Qualified Collection Name (FQCN) for ansible builtins. This is
ansible.builtin.set_fact instead of set_fact for example and aplies for
all actions that are part of ansible.builtin.

All the replaced ansible.builtins:
  assert, command, copy, debug, fail, fetch, file, import_playbook,
  import_tasks, include_role, include_tasks, include_vars, package,
  set_fact, shell, slurp, stat, systemd

Use Fully Qualified Collection Name (FQCN) for ansible builtins. This is
ansible.builtin.set_fact instead of set_fact for example and aplies for
all actions that are part of ansible.builtin.

All the replaced ansible.builtins:
  assert, command, copy, debug, fail, fetch, file, import_playbook,
  import_tasks, include_role, include_tasks, include_vars, package,
  set_fact, shell, slurp, stat, systemd

Use Fully Qualified Collection Name (FQCN) for ansible builtins. This is
ansible.builtin.set_fact instead of set_fact for example and aplies for
all actions that are part of ansible.builtin.

All the replaced ansible.builtins:
  assert, command, copy, debug, fail, fetch, file, import_playbook,
  import_tasks, include_role, include_tasks, include_vars, package,
  set_fact, shell, slurp, stat, systemd

Use Fully Qualified Collection Name (FQCN) for ansible builtins. This is
ansible.builtin.set_fact instead of set_fact for example and aplies for
all actions that are part of ansible.builtin.

All the replaced ansible.builtins:
  assert, command, copy, debug, fail, fetch, file, import_playbook,
  import_tasks, include_role, include_tasks, include_vars, package,
  set_fact, shell, slurp, stat, systemd

Use Fully Qualified Collection Name (FQCN) for ansible builtins. This is
ansible.builtin.set_fact instead of set_fact for example and aplies for
all actions that are part of ansible.builtin.

All the replaced ansible.builtins:
  assert, command, copy, debug, fail, fetch, file, import_playbook,
  import_tasks, include_role, include_tasks, include_vars, package,
  set_fact, shell, slurp, stat, systemd

Use Fully Qualified Collection Name (FQCN) for ansible builtins. This is
ansible.builtin.set_fact instead of set_fact for example and aplies for
all actions that are part of ansible.builtin.

All the replaced ansible.builtins:
  assert, command, copy, debug, fail, fetch, file, import_playbook,
  import_tasks, include_role, include_tasks, include_vars, package,
  set_fact, shell, slurp, stat, systemd

Use Fully Qualified Collection Name (FQCN) for ansible builtins. This is
ansible.builtin.set_fact instead of set_fact for example and aplies for
all actions that are part of ansible.builtin.

All the replaced ansible.builtins:
  assert, command, copy, debug, fail, fetch, file, import_playbook,
  import_tasks, include_role, include_tasks, include_vars, package,
  set_fact, shell, slurp, stat, systemd

Use Fully Qualified Collection Name (FQCN) for ansible builtins. This is
ansible.builtin.set_fact instead of set_fact for example and aplies for
all actions that are part of ansible.builtin.

All the replaced ansible.builtins:
  assert, command, copy, debug, fail, fetch, file, import_playbook,
  import_tasks, include_role, include_tasks, include_vars, package,
  set_fact, shell, slurp, stat, systemd