feat: more type to defined playbook file

[redscholar]

What type of PR is this?

/kind feature

What this PR does / why we need it:

more type to defined playbooks file:

// PathFormatImportPlaybook defines the directory structure for importing playbooks
	PathFormatImportPlaybook = `
|-- base-playbook.yaml
|-- [import_playbook]

|-- playbook.yaml
|-- playbooks/
|   |-- [import_playbook]

|-- [projectDir]
|-- playbooks/
|   |-- [import_playbook]
`

	// PathFormatVarsFile defines the directory structure for vars files
	PathFormatVarsFile = `
|-- base-playbook.yaml
|-- [VarsFile]	
`
	// PathFormatRole defines the directory structure for roles
	PathFormatRole = `
|-- playbooks/
|   |-- playbook.yaml
|-- roles/
|   |-- [role]/

|-- playbook.yaml
|-- roles/
|   |-- [role]/	

|-- [projectDir]
|-- roles/
|   |-- [role]/
`

	// PathFormatRoleTask defines the directory structure for role tasks
	PathFormatRoleTask = `
|-- baseRole/
|   |-- tasks/
|   |   |-- main.yaml

|-- baseRole/
|   |-- tasks/
|   |   |-- main.yml
`

	// PathFormatIncludeTask defines the directory structure for included tasks
	PathFormatIncludeTask = `
|-- [source_task]
|   |-- tasks/
|   |   |-- [include_tasks]

|-- [source_task]
|   |-- [include_tasks]

|-- [top_source_task]
|   |-- tasks/
|   |   |-- [include_tasks]

|-- [top_source_task]
|   |-- [include_tasks]

Which issue(s) this PR fixes:

Fixes #

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Does this PR introduced a user-facing change?

more type to defined playbook file

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