* Adjust deprecation versions.
* Remove redirects that are already made in ansible/ansible's ansible_builtin_runtime.yml
* Remove modules that were moved to the google.cloud collection according to ansible/ansible's ansible_builtin_runtime.yml.
* The _info module is in google.cloud.
* The gcp doc_fragment is a copy of the one in google.cloud and is only used by one lookup. Mark as deprecated/internal.
* Remove entries of modules that no longer exist.
* Update ignore.txt.
* Try to fix test.
* Remove debug output.
To remove a scaleway compute node, one needs to stop it first. This is
handled internally within the module by shutting down before removing.
Shutting down the node transitions it to a "stopping" state, which is
not the "stopped" state we expect. We thus need the transition to
complete so that we can put it in the actual target state (absent, i.e.
delete it).
The mechanism for waiting for such transitions today is controlled by
module parameters, with default to not being enabled at all, which
includes the transition from ([running] -(stopping)-> [stopped]).
Without this chage, in case of a running node, we would shut it down
(transition it to "stopping"), not wait for it complete the transition,
realize that it's not yet stopped and issue a second shut down command
to the api. This would fail with a 400 Bad Request error, "already
stopped".
Reference: https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/45740
Reported-by: zwindler
* Add copy of ipaddress.py from ansible.netcommon, use that one in non-network modules.
* Copy required functions from ansible.netcommon. Simpler than using compat.ipaddress to do this.
