_refactor_pillar.example

[grueneedv]

Added version (explicit an older) so that the user is forced to think about this and sets the right value. At least I was stuck finding out that in defaults.yaml it was set :) and reconfigured it from the example. Thanks for the formular trying to get it to run atm.

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