Services that are deployed by systemd::timer need to trigger a
`systemctl daemon-reload` when the .service file is changed.

  systemd::timer { 'foo.timer':
    timer_content   => $foo_timer,
    service_content => $foo_service,
    active          => true,
    enable          => true,
  }

results in a foo.service that is neither active nor enabled. It is
a "static" unit that will be triggered by the foo.timer alone. This
fixes #190 and more specifically:

#190 (comment)

Signed-off-by: Simon Deziel <simon@sdeziel.info>

modulesync 4.2.0

In ff098e0 the defaults were moved from
data/common.yaml to init.pp but this was missed. That means on
unsupported platforms it no longer works to include the class (which
should be a noop).

Fixes: ff098e0

Declare a default for $accounting

The example in README was had used `dns_stub_resolver` when the
parameter is actually `use_stub_resolver`

Correct use_stub_resolver example in README

Signed-off-by: Simon Deziel <simon@sdeziel.info>

Do a daemon reload for static units

Release 3.5.1