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                                            Matt Martz

Allow downstreams to enforce that the ansible_core ref must have a version specifier

I've accepted the review changes, looks like there is at minimum a linting issue which I'll resolve though. I just want to note that the resolution of these things doesn't...

ControlPath calculated only using ansible_host, preventing different ssh args per inventory_hostname

I'm confused about your intentions here. You have defined `ansible_host=192.168.0.3`, which tells ansible that it needs to SSH to `192.168.0.3`. However, you have configured `ProxyCommand` to use a variety of...

ControlPath calculated only using ansible_host, preventing different ssh args per inventory_hostname

Ok, with that cleared up, the problem is with how ansible calculates a `ControlPath` for persistence. We use `host`, `post`, and `user`. In this case `host` corresponds to `ansible_host`, not...

ControlPath calculated only using ansible_host, preventing different ssh args per inventory_hostname

I've been playing with this off and on for a while, and had this diff laying around, and figured I'd go ahead and post it here in case it helps...

[stable-2.16] ansible-test - fix coverage for test modules (#84366)

/azp run

apt_repository modify comment line /etc/apt/sources.list

I've verified this behavior. It seems to be due to `SourcesList.load` and `SourcesList.save` in the module. Regardless of what `filename` is specified, it loads them all, and rewrites them all...

Specify that .ini files in inventories defined as directories do not work by default

We may decide to remove this restriction in the future, but I'm going to move this over to the ansible-documentation repo so we can add this to current documentation.

Add a guide page that explains various mechanisms for developing a collection

cc @cidrblock

Add a guide page that explains various mechanisms for developing a collection

I'd be fine with extending that. As of now it leaves a lot to the reader.

Support OpenBSD user passwords

`libxcrypt` is an independent library, external of the `crypt` functionality as part of whatever C lib a system uses. You are correct that some `libc` implementations don't have `bcrypt`, but...