Ensure Ansible Galaxy installs are up to date #700
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Feedback from users and developers shows it is very easy to forget to run
dev/setup-env.shto update Ansible Galaxy roles/collections after e.g. changing branches or merging in updates which changerequirements.yml. The error messages occuring in this situation do not usually make the root cause clear.While this cannot be actually fixed from
ansible/site.ymlas roles/collections are already loaded once Ansible is running, this PR raises a clear error if the installed roles/collections do not match the currentrequirements.yml