* Add RHEL 9.0 and FreeBSD 13.1 to CI.
* RHEL 9 has no pyOpenSSL apparently.
* Adjust URL for EPEL.
* Fix cargo install on FreeBSD 13.1.
* Add Ubuntu 22.04 and Fedora 36 to CI.
* Fix logic.
* filesystem: do not die output line does not contain ':'
* Skip django_manage tests on RHEL 9 as well.
* homectl tests don't work with RHEL 9.0.
* Improve error handling, improve fatresize output handling.
* Skip Fedora 36.
* Skip filesystem vfat tests on Ubuntu 22.04.
There, resizing fails with a bug:
Bug: Assertion (disk != NULL) at ../../libparted/disk.c:1620 in function ped_disk_get_partition_by_sector() failed.
* 'trusty' is 14.04. Adding 22.04 to skip list.
* Skip jail tests for FreeBSD 13.1.
* Add config for postgres on Ubuntu 22.04.
* Make CentOS 6 happy.
* Adjust postgres version.
* Try installing EPEL a bit differently.
* Skip ufw and iso_extract tests on RHEL 9.
* Skip odbc tests on RHEL 9.
* Skip RHEL 9.0 for snap tests.
* Add changelog fragment for filesystem code changes.
* Add Ubuntu 20.04 to CI.
* Skip mqtt test on Ubuntu 20.04.
* Use explicit disable instead of aliases.
* Add Ubuntu 20.04 specific config for setup_postgresql_db.
* Fix postgres version.
* Run tests with macOS 10.15.
* Restrict to macOS CI runs for now until they pass.
* Skip tests on macOS that are skipped on OSX.
* Disable consul test for macOS.
* Disable chroot connection tests for macOS.
* Add setup_gnutar role from https://github.com/ansible/ansible/pull/71841.
* Use setup_gnutar for yarn and npm tests.
* Revert "Restrict to macOS CI runs for now until they pass."
This reverts commit d945d0399f.
* hashi_vault lookup tests seem to be always unstable, disabling for now.
* Use homebrew module instead of command.
