Description of problem:

When using the `rhel-system-roles.certificate` system role provided in EL8.7, the role does not sufficiently check existing certificate parameters before reporting that no changes are needed. 

For example, if you create a certificate with basic syntax:

    - name: Build TLS certs for Satellite
      ansible.builtin.include_role:
        name: rhel-system-roles.certificate
      vars:
        certificate_requests:
          - name: test
            dns:
              - test.example.com
              - "{{ inventory_hostname }}"
            ips:
              - "{{ ansible_eth0.ipv4.address }}"
            principal: HTTP/test.example.com
            ca: ipa

Modifying it to:

    - name: Build TLS certs for Satellite
      ansible.builtin.include_role:
        name: rhel-system-roles.certificate
      vars:
        certificate_requests:
          - name: test
            key_size: 3072                <<<<<=====
            dns:
              - test.example.com
              - "{{ inventory_hostname }}"
            ips:
              - "{{ ansible_eth0.ipv4.address }}"
            principal: HTTP/test.example.com
            ca: ipa

Results in the second run reporting no changes, and the existing certificate not being modified.

When adding a "country" parameter, a new key/certificate pair is (re)issued.

    - name: Build TLS certs for Satellite
      ansible.builtin.include_role:
        name: rhel-system-roles.certificate
      vars:
        certificate_requests:
          - name: test
            key_size: 3072                <<<<<=====
            country: "AU"                 <<<<<=====
            dns:
              - test.example.com
              - "{{ inventory_hostname }}"
            ips:
              - "{{ ansible_eth0.ipv4.address }}"
            principal: HTTP/test.example.com
            ca: ipa


Actual results:
Certificate is not issued with new parameters.

Expected results:
Modifying any of the creation parameters would modify the created certificate and reissue if required.