Is it possible to use curly braces to list multiple packages that have the same prefix?

With apt both commands below are equivalent to one another in terms of the end result:

apt install libreoffice-writer libreoffice-calc libreoffice-impress

apt install libreoffice-{writer,calc,impress}

The second one has the ability to save a lot of typing especially if the prefix is very long.

However, attempting to transfer this to Ansible

---

- hosts: employee
  become: true
  vars:
    supp_dist:
      - "Ubuntu"
      - "Debian"
    supp_dist_ver:
      - "24"
      - "12"

  tasks:
  - name: update client
    apt:
      update_cache: yes
    when: >
      ansible_distribution == "Ubuntu" and
      ansible_distribution_major_version in supp_dist_ver
  - name: install desktop for client
    apt:
      name:
        - xfce4
        - xfce4-goodies
        - libreoffice-gtk4
        - libreoffice-{writer,calc,impress,draw,formulas}
        - libreoffice-l10n-{de,eu,en-gb,uk}

leads to the error

fatal: [test.vms.home.com]: FAILED! => {"changed": false, "msg": "No package matching 'libreoffice-{writer,calc,impress' is available"}

I am a beginner Ansible user (version 2.14.3). I checked the documentation on the apt module but there is no mention of curly braces.

Q: "Is it possible to use curly braces to list multiple packages that have the same prefix?"

As far as I understand, no. This is because Brace Expansion is provided by the shell, whereby according the documentation apt - Parameter: name

Name wildcards (fnmatch) like apt* and version wildcards like foo=1.0* are also supported.

are provided by the module.