While the docs quite clearly say what each of these options is doing,
defaults matter. I'm only using Ansible every now and then (and most of
the time it's for writing my CI playbooks for Zuul-CI, not for
configuring system services). I took a shortcut by looking at the
examples at the bottom of the doc page, and I almost wrote a loop with a
dictionary for enabling both HTTP and HTTPS services and making that
change immediate *and* permanent at the same time, while cursing about
those ****** who wrote a crappy module which -- apparently -- has to be
executed twice to do the sensible thing because everything is controlled
by a single boolean. Then I discovered the `immediate` parameter, and
realized that it is in fact controlled by a pair of booleans. Then I
consulted my other playbook which configures a system, not a CI job, and
discovered that I knew about these booleans back in 2019 when I used the
firewalld module for the last time. Maybe I am the ***** after all.
Since it's perfectly OK to set both variables to true, and since people
tend to want to use both in sync anyway (idempotent configurations and
what not), let's use that in the examples. Examples matter.
Run add_docs.py
Run antsibull-changelog; backfill for prior releases
Bump release in galaxy.yml
Add .keep to changelogs/fragments so directory is not deleted if
`keep_fragments` is ever set to False.
