Harden smoketest to avoid ansible becoming a python dependency #2926
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Molecule drivers should never made ansible package as a dependency as molecule itself is decoupled from Ansible python module. This removes drivers that are prevent this decoupling.
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Molecule drivers should never made ansible package as a dependency
as molecule itself is decoupled from Ansible python module.
This removes drivers that are prevent this decoupling.
Related: ansible-community/molecule-vagrant#78