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Forbid mixing resources and stonith resources in `pcs stonith` and `pcs resource` commands

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    • pcs-0.11.7-5.el10
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    • rhel-sst-high-availability
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    • Red Hat Enterprise Linux
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      .You can no longer create stonith resources in bundles, clones, and groups

      The `pcs resource` commands do not accept stonith resource IDs, and the `pcs stonith` commands do not accept resource IDs. With this update, it is now impossible to create bundles, and clones, and groups with stonith resources, as these are unsupported configurations. You must use the correct command for the type of resource you are creating.
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      .You can no longer create stonith resources in bundles, clones, and groups The `pcs resource` commands do not accept stonith resource IDs, and the `pcs stonith` commands do not accept resource IDs. With this update, it is now impossible to create bundles, and clones, and groups with stonith resources, as these are unsupported configurations. You must use the correct command for the type of resource you are creating.
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      This is follow up on https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1301204 . Deprecated functionality should be removed.

      `pcs resource` commands does not accept stonith resources and fail with an error.
      `pcs stonith` commands does not accept resources and fail with an error.

              rhn-support-nhostako Nina Hostakova
              mlisik@redhat.com Miroslav Lisik
              Miroslav Lisik Miroslav Lisik
              Nina Hostakova Nina Hostakova
              Steven Levine Steven Levine
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