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And also print to stdout not err This lines up with how ansible-playbook will exit. 0 in the case of no matched hosts. This makes it easier to script ansible commands w/ variable iventory input which may or may not have an entry for the specific ansible task being scripted. No matched hosts is acceptable, but matched hosts w/ failures is not.
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