.The `podman` RHEL system role can set the ownership of the host directory again Previously, the `podman` RHEL system role was using the `become` keyword with the user when setting the ownership of the host directory. As a consequence, the role could not properly set the ownership. With this update, the `podman` RHEL system role does not use `become` with the ordinary user. Instead, it uses the `root` user. As a result, `podman` can set the ownership of the host directory. As a complement to this bugfix, the following role variables have been added to the `podman` RHEL system role: * `podman_subuid_info` (dictionary): Exposes information used by the role from the `/etc/subuid` file. This information is needed to properly set the owner information for host directories. * `podman_subgid_info` (dictionary): Exposes information used by the role from the `/etc/subgid` file. This information is needed to properly set the group information for host directories. For more details about the newly added variables, see the resources in the `/usr/share/doc/rhel-system-roles/podman/` directory.