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* cloudformation_info updates
Add ability to retrieve stack change sets
Update module to use AnsibleAWSModule
Update backoff to use new decorator style
Updated exceptions to use fail_json_aws
Converted outputs to snake_case where appropriate, for cloudformation_info only to preserve cloudformation_facts functionality.
Unconverted keys are stack_outputs, stack_parameters, stack_policy,
stack_resources, stack_tags and stack_template
* cloudformation_info updates
Add ability to retrieve stack change sets
Update module to use AnsibleAWSModule
Update backoff to use new decorator style
Updated exceptions to use fail_json_aws
Converted outputs to snake_case where appropriate, for cloudformation_info only to preserve cloudformation_facts functionality.
Unconverted keys are stack_outputs, stack_parameters, stack_policy,
stack_resources, stack_tags and stack_template
* Adding integration tests
* Remove unneeded debug statement
* Add myself to Authors
* rename stack-name to match iam policy limits
aws-terminator permission for cloudformation have the following resource
Resource: arn:aws:cloudformation:us-east-1:{{ aws_account_id }}:stack/ansible-test*
updating test stack name to match
* removing .orig file from rebase
* fix stack name, underscore not allowed
* rename integration testsuite to cloudformation
rename per request
* add resource_prefix to resource names
* prefix stack name with ansible-test
IAM policy in aws-terminator requires the stack name to begin with ansible-test
* add single quotes around variable in test
* fix test for display name
mistakenly updated when changing topic_name to use resource_prefix. The test is to check the display name, which is what the stack update changes
* fix value to display name test
* rename main.yaml to main.yml before rebase
* Merge tests with #65643
remove uneeded files
using tests from #65643 with added check to validate changeset is present in info when requested
* fix assert on chageset check
* remove trailing blank line
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