Convert Podman example to ansible-native configuration #4524
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- Replace platform-based configuration with standard Ansible inventory - Use ghcr.io/ansible/community-ansible-dev-tools:latest container image - Add comprehensive playbooks for create, converge, verify, cleanup, destroy - Replace raw commands with proper Ansible modules - Add intelligent cleanup with container state detection - Update documentation to reflect ansible-native approach - Maintain schema compliance and test compatibility
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This PR converts the Podman example from legacy platform-based configuration to a modern ansible-native approach.
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Benefits:
The example now serves as a reference implementation for ansible-native container testing with Molecule.