ansible-examples should adhere to the standards of the ansible-linter

[RayJin2000]

I believe that Ansible examples should adhere to the standards of the Ansible linter.

Arguments in favor:

• Consistency and maintainability: Linting ensures that examples are consistent in style and formatting, which makes them easier to read and maintain.
• Readability: Linting can help to improve the readability of examples by identifying and fixing common errors, such as missing indentation or incorrect syntax.
• Accuracy: Linting can help to ensure that examples are accurate and up-to-date by identifying and fixing errors in the code.

Benefits:

• Improved user experience: Users will have a better experience when using Ansible examples if they are consistent, readable, and accurate.
• Reduced errors: Linting can help to reduce the number of errors in Ansible examples, which will improve the quality of the documentation.
• Increased confidence: Users will have more confidence in Ansible examples if they know that they have been linted and are therefore more likely to be accurate.

Conclusion:

I believe that the benefits of linting Ansible examples outweigh the costs. I encourage the Ansible community to adopt a linting standard for examples and to lint all examples before they are published.