Update SKC playbook paths

[seunghun1ee]

SKC PR#1744 [1] changed the paths of playbooks that multinode.sh uses. Updated their paths accordingly.

[1] stackhpc/stackhpc-kayobe-config#1744

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the multinode.sh script to correctly reference Ansible playbook paths that were reorganized in a related repository. The modifications ensure that the script can successfully execute playbooks for Ceph deployment, secret store management, Wazuh setup, and system maintenance tasks by pointing to their new locations within the ansible/ceph, ansible/secret-store, ansible/deployment, and ansible/maintenance subdirectories, respectively.

Highlights

• Playbook Path Updates: Modified multinode.sh to reflect updated paths for various Ansible playbooks, including those related to Ceph, secret management, Wazuh, and system reboots.
• Directory Restructuring Alignment: The changes align the playbook invocation paths in multinode.sh with a recent directory restructuring in the stackhpc-kayobe-config repository (SKC PR#1744).

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Code Review

This pull request updates the paths to Ansible playbooks in multinode.sh to align with changes in stackhpc-kayobe-config. The changes are correct according to the PR description. I've added a suggestion to improve the maintainability and robustness of the script by using variables for playbook paths and quoting them properly. This would make future updates of this kind easier.