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Fix errors reported by ansible-test sanity #655

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Fix errors reported by ansible-test sanity #655

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Nearly all of the changes are documentation related.

Fixes #613 mostly, there may be one remaining no-illegal-filenames error in the submodule directory. On my workstation I'm getting:

ERROR: Found 1 no-illegal-filenames issue(s) which need to be resolved:
ERROR: roles/google_cloud_ops_agents/.//:0:0: illegal directory name end-char '.'

roles/google_cloud_ops_agents/ is the path to the submodule; roles/google_cloud_ops_agents/.// is basically a synonym for that path but it's unclear how ansible-test is coming up with it.

This does fix all of the issues in validate-modules, which is what #613 is specifically about.

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Welp, it doesn't show when running the GH action, but the ignore I added fails, so backing that change out.

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The failing integration test is a stockout on TPUs.

@SirGitsalot SirGitsalot merged commit a1bcf46 into master Jan 14, 2025
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@SirGitsalot SirGitsalot deleted the issue-613 branch January 14, 2025 20:02
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(Removal from Ansible) Community package requirements: sanity tests
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