Avoid an error if ipadefaultemaildomain is not defined

[proxyconcept]

The IPA configuration ipadefaultemaildomain is optional (in this case, the key don't exist).

It's usefull to unset the default email domain, because it disables the auto-generation of an email address when creating a new user. But when we have this type of configuration, the module ipauser always failed (with or without email) :

msg: '''ipadefaultemaildomain'''

While it's permitted by the FreeIPA server to have no default email domain, the module assumes that there must be one configured.

This PR simply check if this parameter exists. If not, AND if ever the module is called with a "short" email address that needs to be extended, so no miracle : it will failed with a message like this

msg: 'user_mod: testuser: invalid ''email'': invalid e-mail format: testuser@None'

But in this case I think it is a legitimate failure (the request is not compatible with the server configuration) and the message remains relatively understandable.

[t-woerner]

@proxyconcept Thanks for the PR.
Yes, the current behaviour of the module is wrong. Additionally to your change there needs to be an extra check to ensure that the task fails with an invalid email address and not defaultemaildomain set.

[rjeffman]

In my opinion, the default e-mail domain configuration is broken on FreeIPA side (https://pagure.io/freeipa/issue/9680).

I suggest we wait for a decision/fix there before we change anything.