Update ansible-collection-pulp required checks

[Alex-Welsh]

See also stackhpc/ansible-collection-pulp#71

Also also https://github.com/stackhpc/.github/pull/60/files

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the required GitHub status checks for the ansible-collection-pulp repository. The changes primarily involve adjusting the versions for integration tests and upgrading the Ansible lint and sanity check versions to align with more recent Ansible releases, ensuring that the project's CI/CD pipeline uses up-to-date tooling and test environments.

Highlights

• Integration Checks Update: The required integration status checks for ansible-collection-pulp have been updated, removing integration (3.21) and introducing integration (3.81).
• Ansible Lint and Sanity Check Upgrade: The required lint and sanity checks have been upgraded to use newer Ansible versions, specifically moving from Ansible 2.12 and 2.14 to 2.18 and 2.20.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the required status checks for the ansible-collection-pulp repository, replacing older Ansible and integration versions with newer ones. The change is straightforward and looks correct. I have one suggestion to reorder the list of checks to improve long-term maintainability by grouping them by version.

[stackhpc-ci]

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