Until now, the listings of all kinds of modules looked quite
inconsistent like this:
- salt.states.smtp
- salt.states.snapper module
- salt.states.solrcloud module
- salt.states.splunk
The `module` suffix is redundant anyways, so let's remove it and do some
further cleanup (adjusting overline/underline usage, underline length)
using the following bash script:
```bash
sed -i 's|\s\+module$||g' doc/ref/*/all/*.*.rst
for rst in doc/ref/*/all/*.*.rst;
do
# enforce consistent overline/underline usage, remove all overlines
if [[ $(head -n1 "${rst}") =~ ^=+$ ]];
then
sed -i -e 1d "${rst}"
fi
# adjust the length of the underline to the length of the module name
module_name=$(head -n1 "${rst}")
underline=$(for i in $(seq ${#module_name}); do echo -n "="; done)
sed -i '2s|^=\+$|'"${underline}"'|g' "${rst}"
done
```
Make sure that the virtualname is included in the actual filename of
core modules. This will help speed up loading of modules that need to
use the virtualname, so that we hit @depends decorators less.
Also added an index.rst file for executors, renamed the
azurearm.rst file (Was misspelled with "azureare"), and
removed the xbps-pkg.rst file since that is an invalid
reference.
This outputter was originally introduced in the 2014.7 branch, but
quickly regressed and never worked in a released version of Salt. Since
then, its existence has caused much confusion. In addition, this
outputter actually was supposed to accomplish the same thing as setting
"state_verbose" to False. Therefore, it doesn't make sense to maintain
two outputters (this one and the highstate outputter).
Fixes#18614
Removes the "Full list of builtin ..." from each module reference list, leaving just the module type for scanability.
Refs #12470
Refs #10206
Refs #10480
Refs #23522
Refs #33023
