* Elminates a lot of logic in the AnsibleComposer class.
* Update tests with new column offsets. The rule should now be
consistently: Column is the start of the entry's value (so for
strings, the first non-space after the entry beginning, for dicts, the
first character of the first key)
* Changes AnsibleConstructor so that only unicode strings are returned
(no str type)
* Tracks line, column numbers for strings
* Adds unittests for AnsibleLoader (generic for all the yaml parsing)
The rest of ansible uses validate_certs, so make that the main
documented parameter. However, leave verify as an alias since that's the
passthrough value to the underlying libraries.
* Do backslash escape parsing in parse_kv() [was being done in the copy
module purely for newlines in the copy module's content param before]
* Make parse_kv always return unicode
* Add bandaid to transform args to unicode until we can fix things
calling parse_kv to always send it unicode.
* Make split_args deal with unicode internally. Warning, no bandaid for
things calling split_args without giving it unicode (shouldn't matter
as dealt with str internally before)
* Fix copy and unarchive action plugins to not use setdefaultencoding
* Remove escaping from copy (it was broken and made content into latin-1
sometimes). escaping is now in parse_kv.
* Expect that content is now a unicode string so transform to bytes just
before writing to the file.
* Add initial unittests for split_args and parse_kv. 4 failing
tests.because split_args is injecting extra newlines.
- fixed issue with previous commit with bad constants vs C ref on become
- added list-tags
- rearranged common options to utils/cli.py
- added generic validate for both vault and become conflicts
- removed dupes and conflicting options
Note: In v1 we fix this by transforming into unicode just before we use
it (when we send it to jinja2) because jinja2 cannot handle non-ascii
characters in str.
In v2 our model is that all text values need to be stored as unicode
type internally. So we transform this to unicode when we read it from
the inventory file and save it into the internal dict instead.
