Use ensure_resource to manage the docker-compose-plugin

This is likely the expected behavior for this module

Author: nathanlcarlson

Diff for: manifests/compose.pp

@@ -20,10 +20,22 @@
 
     case $facts['os']['family'] {
       'Debian': {
-        ensure_packages('docker-compose-plugin', { ensure => $package_ensure, require => defined(bool2str($docker::use_upstream_package_source)) ? { true => Apt::Source['docker'], false => undef } }) #lint:ignore:140chars
+        ensure_resource('package', 'docker-compose-plugin', {
+            ensure  => $package_ensure,
+            require => defined(bool2str($docker::use_upstream_package_source)) ? {
+              true  => Apt::Source['docker'],
+              false => undef,
+            },
+        })
       }
       'RedHat': {
-        ensure_packages('docker-compose-plugin', { ensure => $package_ensure, require => defined(bool2str($docker::use_upstream_package_source)) ? { true => Yumrepo['docker'], false => undef } }) #lint:ignore:140chars lint:ignore:unquoted_string_in_selector
+        ensure_resource('package', 'docker-compose-plugin', {
+            ensure  => $package_ensure,
+            require => defined(bool2str($docker::use_upstream_package_source)) ? {
+              true  => Yumrepo['docker'],
+              false => undef,
+            },
+        })
       }
       'Windows': {
         fail('Docker compose is installed with docker machine on Windows')