Use git-submodule for reference Ansible playbooks #124
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Signed-off-by: Daniele De Lorenzi <daniele.delorenzi@fastnetserv.net>
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Tower/AWX reads only from /roles/requirements.yml.
Due to this it fails to install roles requirements.yml, reference:
ansible/awx#106
ansible/awx#9945
So we just reference the playbooks via git submodule