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diff --git a/documentation/selinux_boolean.md b/documentation/selinux_boolean.md
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 # selinux_boolean
 
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 Set SELinux boolean values.
 
 Introduced: v4.0.0

diff --git a/documentation/selinux_fcontext.md b/documentation/selinux_fcontext.md
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 # selinux_fcontext
 
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 Set the SELinux context of files with `semanage fcontext`.
 
 ## Actions

diff --git a/documentation/selinux_install.md b/documentation/selinux_install.md
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+# selinux_install
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-# selinux_install
 
 The `selinux_install` resource is used to encapsulate the set of selinux packages to install in order to manage selinux. It also ensures the directory `/etc/selinux` is created.
 

diff --git a/documentation/selinux_login.md b/documentation/selinux_login.md
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+# selinux_login
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-# selinux_login
 
 The `selinux_login` resource is used to manage Linux user to SELinux user mappings on the system.
 

diff --git a/documentation/selinux_module.md b/documentation/selinux_module.md
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 # selinux_module
 
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 Create an SELinux module from a cookfile file or content provided as a string.
 
 Introduced: v4.0.0

diff --git a/documentation/selinux_permissive.md b/documentation/selinux_permissive.md
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 # selinux_permissive
 
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 Allows some types to misbehave without stopping them. Not as good as specific policies, but better than disabling SELinux entirely.
 
 > This does not set the SELinux state to permissive! Use [`selinux_state`](selinux_state.md) for that.

diff --git a/documentation/selinux_port.md b/documentation/selinux_port.md
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 # selinux_port
 
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 Allows assigning a network port to a certain SELinux context, e.g. for running a webserver on a non-standard port.
 
 ## Actions

diff --git a/documentation/selinux_state.md b/documentation/selinux_state.md
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-# `selinux_state` Cookbook
+# selinux_state
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-# selinux_state
 
 The `selinux_state` resource is used to manage the SELinux state on the system. It does this by using the `setenforce` command and rendering the `/etc/selinux/config` file from a template.
 

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-# `selinux_user` Cookbook
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 # selinux_user
 
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 The `selinux_user` resource is used to manage SELinux users on the system.
 
 ## Actions