Fix catalog collections script to display all available modules in a collection #1738
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Closes: #1605
JIRA issue: https://issues.redhat.com/browse/AAP-15861
This PR adds ability to display all the modules inside microsoft.ad, community.vmware collection.
Note: Majority of modules in these collections has extends_documentation_fragment, that used to result in an error like this:
AnsibleError (get_docstring): unknown doc_fragment(s)and hence navigator was not able to display those modules earlier.Fix: Using
astto parse the content of such modules.