Remove dependency on ansible library #2805
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Removed runtime dependency on Ansible library which allows using Ansible only by interating with it via the command line. As a side effect, you now must assure you install ansible yourself as installing molecule will not install Ansible.
This change is mainly needed in order to accomodate changes related to Ansible 2.10 and the new ansible-base package. Molecule will be able to work with both versions on Ansible.