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Release 19.2.0

Allow puppet/systemd 7.x

consistently use stdlib::ensure_packages()

In b6088261c08ddfa8d3426ba01c6b35a3d1b1d3a2 ewoud already introduced
`stdlib::ensure_packages()`. There's another place that used the legacy
`ensure_packages()` function. It's deprecated since stdlib 9. This
commit updates the old code to also use `stdlib::ensure_packages()`

Fixes #37291 - Use explicit java on RH with Puppetserver 8

The /usr/bin/java file may point to any version. This changes the logic
to determine the java version (unless explicitly specified) dynamically
based on the puppetserver version and the OS.

test upgrades on EL9 and Ubuntu 22.04

raise minimum version for upgrades to 7.10.0 to avoid issues with facter

Disable FIPS on EL8+

Release 19.1.0

Add puppet8 certificate renewal endpoint

From https://www.puppet.com/docs/puppet/8/server/http_certificate_renew

Replace File.exists? with File.exist? for Ruby 3.2 compatibility

Add support for OracleLinux/AlmaLinux/Rocky 9

Release 19.0.0

Add Puppet 8 support

allow puppet/extlib 7.x

allow puppetlabs/concat 9.x

Update to puppetlabs-stdlib 9.x

Fix Deprecation-Warning "This function is deprecated, please use
stdlib::to_json_pretty instead."

Add Ubuntu 22.04 support

set PrivateTmp=true for puppetserver

Add Debian 12 support

Fix CentOS 9 support in metadata.json

Test puppetserver on Debian 11

These days the package is delivered, so it should be verified. It bumps
the versions to ones that are available on all platforms. 7.6.0 is the
oldest one on Debian Bullseye.

Drop Debian 10 & Ubuntu 18.04

Update gems to support testing Puppet 8

Avoid unless: kwarg on upgrade acceptance test

With the unless keyword argument on a describe block the content is
still parsed by Ruby. This means some functions are still executed. It
also ends up triggering the unsupported version exception on Archlinux...

Use a regular command instead of the puppet() command

In the switch from beaker-puppet to beaker_puppet_helpers this was
removed. Now it uses a regular shell command to achieve the same.