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update readme with compatible/supported versions #57

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11 changes: 5 additions & 6 deletions playbooks/jws.yml
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- ansible.builtin.import_playbook: community.fqcn_migration.fqcn_migration

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name[play] 

All plays should be named.
vars:
upstream_name: jws
downstream_name: jws
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- build_status
# anything inside <!--start {{ <downstream_placeholder>_content }} --> and <!--end {{ <downstream_placeholder>_content }} --> will be replaced with content
downstream_placeholder_content:
- placeholder: role_content
content: |

- placeholder: ansible_version
content: |
Red Hat has tested this collection against Ansible versions 2.14.0 or later.

Red Hat might test the plug-ins and modules that are within a collection with specific Ansible versions only. A collection can contain metadata that identifies these Ansible versions.
Red Hat supports the most recent version of redhat.jws collection on Ansible Automation Platform 2.5 / ansible-core 2.16.

The collection is continuously tested on Ansible version 2.14 or later. Red Hat might test the plug-ins and modules that are within a collection
with specific Ansible versions only. A collection can contain metadata that identifies these Ansible versions, and a warning message will
be printed if the collection is executed on not supported versions of Ansible.
- placeholder: galaxy_download
content: |
For demonstration purposes, you can run the collection directly from this folder. However, the proper setup is to download and install the collection from the Red Hat Automation Hub.
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