postgresql::server::default_privileges does not quote role name correctly, leading to faulty SQL query in the "unless" clause

Describe the Bug

The postgresql::server::default_privileges defined type does not quote the role name, leading to a faulty SQL query for the unless clause when the role name contains a hyphen. This makes the ALTER DEFAULT PRIVILEGES grant fail with a Postgres error message like this, when the role name is something like monitoring-role:

Could not evaluate: Error evaluating 'unless' clause, returned pid 891642 exit 1: 'ERROR:  unrecognized key word: "monitoring"
LINE 1: ...amespace AS n ON da.defaclnamespace = n.oid WHERE 'monitori...
                                                             ^
HINT:  ACL key word must be "group" or "user".
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Expected Behavior

The unless clause should quote the role name in the SQL query and not depend on the name being an SQL-compatible bare identifier. This module takes great care of quoting such role or database names throughout the many SQL commands it constructs, but this seems to have been missed.

I will submit a PR to fix.

Start at the postgresql::server::default_privileges defined type and inspect the SQL used by its unless clause, comparing it with the module's existing quoting for role and database names. Reproduce the case with a role containing a hyphen, then verify that the ALTER DEFAULT PRIVILEGES check produces valid SQL and no longer fails with the PostgreSQL ACL error.