The btrfs block chowned the freshly created subvolume to the user right after `btrfs_subvolume`, but the four
`ansible.builtin.user` tasks that actually create that user run further below. On a first run the chown therefore
aborted with an invalid user error, which made the whole btrfs code path unusable.
The task is removed rather than reordered, because an identical chown already exists in the "Adapt permissions and copy
skel" block below the user creation. That block also runs the skel copy first, so the file ownership set there is not
overwritten afterwards. The subvolume simply stays root owned for a few tasks longer, which a comment now records.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <copilot@github.com>
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