Given a system administrator is configuring a network connection using the network role and requires flexibility for IP configurations, When they set the may_fail4 or may_fail6 property in the network connection's configuration, Then the connection should remain active even if the IPv4 or IPv6 configuration fails and the network role should proceed with configuring other parts of the connection without deactivating it due to IP timeouts. Definition of Done: The implementation meets the acceptance criteria Integration tests are written and pass The code is part of a downstream build attached to an errata

.New property added to the `network` RHEL system role `network_connections` variable: `wait_ip` This update provides added support for the `wait_ip` property of the `ip` option in the `network_connections` role variable. The property specifies if the system should consider the network connection as activated only when a specific IP stack is configured. You can configure `wait_ip` with the following values: * `any`: The system considers the connection activated once any IP stack is configured. * `ipv4`: The system waits until IPv4 is configured. * `ipv6`: The system waits until IPv6 is configured. * `ipv4+ipv6`: The system waits until both IPv4 and IPv6 are configured. As a result, the `network` RHEL system role now allows you to configure network connections based on specific IP stack configurations. This enables the connection to remain activated even if an IP address is not assigned, depending on the selected `wait_ip` setting. For more details, see the resources in the `/usr/share/doc/rhel-system-roles/network/` directory.