docs: correct section numbering in config comments#372
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The sysctl config header claimed 5 sections while its list enumerates 6 (through CD-ROM/DVD); update the count to 6. The modprobe config's Networking section header read "2.", duplicating the File Systems section, while its own table of contents and the following "4. Miscellaneous" section imply 3; correct it to "3.".
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Summary
The comment-based section numbering in two hardening config files has drifted out of sync with the sections they actually contain, which misleads anyone navigating the files. This corrects both.
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usr/lib/sysctl.d/990-security-misc.conf: the header states the file is divided into 5 sections, but the list immediately below enumerates 6 (through6. CD-ROM/DVD) — update the count to 6.etc/modprobe.d/30_security-misc_disable.conf: the Networking section header reads## 2. Networking, duplicating the File Systems section; the file's own table of contents and the following## 4. Miscellaneousheader confirm it should be## 3. Networking.Testing