docs(changelog): version 1.2.3 [citest skip]

[richm]

Update changelog and .README.html for version 1.2.3

Signed-off-by: Rich Megginson [email protected]

Summary by Sourcery

Update documentation and changelog for the 1.2.3 release of the AIDE role.

Documentation:

• Document the aide_version variable exported by the role and how to handle configuration differences across AIDE versions in .README.html.
• Add a dedicated section describing variables exported by the role to the README HTML.

Chores:

• Update CHANGELOG.md with notes for version 1.2.3, including config support improvements and CI workflow changes.

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Reviewer's Guide

Updates documentation for the aide Ansible role and adds a new 1.2.3 entry to the changelog, including notes about the exported aide_version variable and recent CI-related changes.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Document new aide_version exported variable and its usage, and update generated README structure accordingly.	Add a new table-of-contents entry and section describing variables exported by the role, specifically aide_version. Explain the config format change in AIDE 0.17 and how to use aide_version with a conditional Jinja2 example for cross-version configs. Fix a typo in the aide_config_template description text and regenerate the surrounding HTML, including source block IDs for the example playbook.	.README.html
Add changelog entry for release 1.2.3 with bugfix and CI notes.	Document bug fix for supporting new AIDE config options and exposing aide_version. Record CI maintenance changes: GitHub Actions checkout bump and QEMU test matrix update. Insert the 1.2.3 section at the top of the changelog ahead of 1.2.2.	CHANGELOG.md

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