Description of problem:
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When hammer command is used with --csv option to output the data in a single field, for some reason, certain fields are formatted as JSON rather than a single field.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
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Red Hat Satellite 6.14

How reproducible:
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Always (easy).

Steps to Reproduce:
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1. host=myhost.example.com

2. # hammer --csv host info --name "$host" --fields "Name,Content Information/Content view environments/Content view/Name,Content Information/Content view environments/Lifecycle environment/
Name,Host Collections/Name,Host Group,Operating system/Operating System"

Actual results:
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Name,Host Group,Operating system::Operating System,Content view environments::Content view::1,Content view environments::Lifecycle environment::1
myhost.example.com,,RedHat 9.2,"

{""id""=>3, ""name""=>""RHEL8"", ""composite""=>false}","{""id""=>1, ""name""=>""Library""}"



Expected results:
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The above output should have each field as a single field, and not some in json format



Additional info:
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- This looks like a regression bug from Satellite Server 6.13 into 6.14, as it works as expected in 6.13, but fails in 6.14.

- Following are the results from my lab Satellite Servers. Both from 6.13, and from 6.14 -


1. Red Hat Satellite 6.13 -
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[root@rhsat613 ~]# host=dhcp130-106.example.com

[root@rhsat613 ~]# hammer --csv host info --name "$host" --fields "Name,Content Information/Content view environments/Content view/Name,Content Information/Content view environments/Lifecycle environment/
Name,Host Collections/Name,Host Group,Operating system/Operating System"

Name,Host Group,Operating system::Operating System
dhcp130-106.example.com,Test_HG,RedHat 7.9



2. Red Hat Satellite 6.14 -
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[root@rhsat614 ~]# host=dhcp130-165.example.com

[root@rhsat614 ~]# hammer --csv host info --name "$host" --fields "Name,Content Information/Content view environments/Content view/Name,Content Information/Content view environments/Lifecycle environment/Name,Host Collections/Name,Host Group,Operating system/Operating System"

Name,Host Group,Operating system::Operating System,Content view environments::Content view::1,Content view environments::Lifecycle environment::1
dhcp130-165.example.com,,RedHat 9.2,"{""id""=>3, ""name""=>""RHEL8"", ""composite""=>false}

","

{""id""=>1, ""name""=>""Library""}

"