ci: Add Fedora 43, remove Fedora 41 from Testing Farm CI

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Add Fedora 43, remove Fedora 41 from Testing Farm CI

Signed-off-by: Rich Megginson rmeggins@redhat.com

Summary by Sourcery

CI:

• Replace Fedora 41 with Fedora 43 in the Testing Farm CI matrix and supported platforms list, updating associated Ansible versions.

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Reviewer's Guide

Updates Testing Farm CI workflow to drop Fedora 41 from supported/CI-tested platforms and add Fedora 43 with an updated Ansible version, while keeping Fedora 42 and other platforms intact.

Flow diagram for supported_platforms detection update

flowchart TD
  A[Read meta/main.yml] --> B[Check galaxy_tags for fedora]
  B -->|matches fedora$| C[Append Fedora-42 to supported_platforms]
  C --> D[Append Fedora-43 to supported_platforms]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Update dynamic supported platforms detection to stop including Fedora 41 and start including Fedora 43.	Adjust the shell logic that builds the supported_platforms list to no longer append Fedora-41. Extend the supported_platforms list to append Fedora-43 alongside Fedora-42 when generic Fedora support is detected.	.github/workflows/tft.yml
Adjust Testing Farm CI matrix to remove Fedora 41 and introduce Fedora 43 with a newer Ansible version.	Remove the Fedora-41 matrix entry that used Ansible 2.17. Keep the Fedora-42 matrix entry but ensure it uses Ansible 2.19. Add a new Fedora-43 matrix entry configured to use Ansible 2.20.	.github/workflows/tft.yml

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