ansible: add smartos test hosts and allow for smartos22#3980
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This may not work fully with our ssh configure script.
The smartos instances are vm's inside of a host hypervisor, as such we have to ssh proxy to get all the way into a shell.
There may also be strange ansible issues as a result of the hosts sharing, essentially, the same host IP address. I noticed that the jenkins secret from one host kept ending up on a different host, so Im not sure if ansible has something cached that uses the host IP as a key internally somewhere.
If that becomes problematic we can adjust the internal IP's of the instances in the future to not conflict with each other.