Fix Jinja filter in Ansible task in mount_option template#14345
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The Jinja filter `lower` produces a string, not a list, but the rest of the code assumes that the result is a list. The correct approach is to use the `map` function to apply `lower` on each element of the given list separately. Fixes: ComplianceAsCode#14259
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The Jinja filter
lowerproduces a string, not a list, but the rest of the code assumes that the result is a list. The correct approach is to use themapfunction to applyloweron each element of the given list separately.Fixes: #14259