ci: add qemu tests for Fedora 43, drop Fedora 41

[richm]

add qemu tests for Fedora 43, drop Fedora 41

Signed-off-by: Rich Megginson rmeggins@redhat.com

[sourcery-ai]

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Reviewer's Guide

Updates the qemu-kvm GitHub Actions workflow to start testing on Fedora 43 (qemu and container variants, including bootc) while removing Fedora 41 test targets and aligning Ansible core versions for the new images.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Update QEMU integration test matrix to replace Fedora 41 with Fedora 43 and adjust corresponding Ansible core versions.	Remove commented-out Fedora 41 qemu image entry and ensure Fedora 42 continues to use ansible-core 2.19 Add a Fedora 43 qemu image entry using ansible-core 2.19 in the QEMU test matrix Remove Fedora 41 container image entry from the container test matrix Add Fedora 43 container and Fedora 43 bootc image entries using ansible-core 2.19 in the container test matrix while keeping Fedora 42 entries unchanged	.github/workflows/qemu-kvm-integration-tests.yml

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey there - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

• For consistency in the CI matrix, consider aligning the Fedora 42 container jobs to use qemu-ansible-core-2.19 as you did for the Fedora 42 QEMU job and Fedora 43 container jobs, unless there’s a known constraint keeping Fedora 42 containers on 2.17.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- For consistency in the CI matrix, consider aligning the Fedora 42 container jobs to use `qemu-ansible-core-2.19` as you did for the Fedora 42 QEMU job and Fedora 43 container jobs, unless there’s a known constraint keeping Fedora 42 containers on 2.17.

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