Refactor(module_utils): Create resource submodules for fields and schemas

[titom73]

Change Summary

Instead of using definition of FIELDS in each tool, this PR use a global field definition that helps code to be more consistant and helps for maintenance.

Related Issue(s)

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Component(s) name

module_utils

Proposed changes

Create a resources module with following elements:

resources.api.fields:

• Api: List all fields used in modules with following classification:
  • generic: All fields used regardless of resource type
  • device: All fields specific to device resource management
  • container: All fields specific to container resource management
  • configlet: All fields specific to configlet resource management
  • task: All fields specific to task resource management

resources.modules.fields

• ModuleOptionValues to get some values related to ansible input like mode or state
• Modules output keys

resources.schemas

• schema for v3
• schema for v1 (for reference only since v1 is deprecated and will be removed)

How to test

Run all existing worklfows and check if there is unexpected changes

Checklist

User Checklist

• Merge PR Feat: cv_facts_v3 phase 1 implementation #430 as it is a requirement since initial implementation is there for cv_facts_v3
• Run Pytests
• Do FIELDs cleanup

Repository Checklist

• My code has been rebased from devel before I start
• I have read the CONTRIBUTING document.
• My change requires a change to the documentation and documentation have been updated accordingly. (check the box if not applicable)
• I have updated molecule CI testing accordingly. (check the box if not applicable)

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