OK, I think I see it. There is no such thing as overriding playbooks.
Playbooks are a series of plays that are a series of roles and tasks to
execute, and tasks use variables.
The overriding here with ansible happens with variables in the inventory.
Given your case, you would define the variable user_groups in the
inventory, as a group variable:
group_vars/all
- user_groups:
> - sysadmin
>
and
group_vars/dev
> - user_groups:
> - development
>
And then you only keep the play targetting the all group.
Personally, I rarely use vars defined in the playbook, except when I just
need some "constant".
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