There is an old PR that shows a great use case for having a different
set of states for the server module. Before the other modules start
being in real use, pull this out so that we don't get ourselves into a
pickle.

It turns out that this can actually already be handled by the existing
auth plugin framework and does not need its own parameter. Remove before
it sees usage and causes confusion.

Add support for new OpenStack modules

Small change to guid_gce.rst,  'project-name', should be 'project_id'

Update outdated command description in section "Latest Release Via Yum"

Added "--recursive" to git clone command in installation via yum section. Changed rpm build parent directory to current dir.

Conflicts:
	library/files/stat

Resolved: Using theirs

allow fact objects to be instantiated w/o triggering all fact collection

Allow ansible (ad-hoc) to support --extra-vars

This inventory module is based on the shade library like the new os_
modules. It shares the ability to configure itself from os-client-config
configuration files or from the standard OS_ environment variables.

More importantly the guts of the code to get the server vars is now
shared with os_compute_facts. This means that playbooks that provision
compute hosts and then want to run plays on them can refer to server
variables in exactly the same way whether the provsioning play ran first
or whether the play ran in the context of a pre-existing inventory.

Return empty string if unable to read from some files during fact gathering so as not to change the values we return

Added a note about escaping backreferences when using 'regex_replace' filter

Add path for user defined plugin

More integration tests for rax modules

Incoming cloud config for OpenStack is complex due to plugins and
deployer choices. Rather than having the logic spread all over the
OpenStack modules, centralize it in the module_utils code.

Ansible support for Consul

fixes #10051 as suggested by @aikomastboom

handle json load errors as ansible error instead of ugly stacktrace