Incorrect SELinux information in sed(1) man page

[Kian Kasad]

Hi all,

I noticed a slight quirk when building sed:
In the source tarball for sed, the doc/sed.1 file says that the program
is built with SELinux support. However, this isn't necessarily true. If
the program is build without SELinux support, the man page still says
that SELinux is enabled. Grepping in the resulting sed binary confirms
that the program was in fact built without SELinux support, despite what
the man page says.

Is this a bug?

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Kian Kasad