system/audit: Wrap README at 72 columns.

Signed-off-by: B. Watson <yalhcru@gmail.com>

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 Audit for Slackware
 
-The Linux Auditing System is a kernel subsystem the allows the kernel to 
-record events of interest to intrusion detection systems, such as file 
-access attempts, specific system calls, or custom events generated by 
-trusted system binaries like login or sshd.  The audit package provides the 
-tools to configure the audit system, and to collect and process its output.
+The Linux Auditing System is a kernel subsystem the allows the
+kernel to record events of interest to intrusion detection systems,
+such as file access attempts, specific system calls, or custom events
+generated by trusted system binaries like login or sshd. The audit
+package provides the tools to configure the audit system, and to
+collect and process its output.
 
-To collect audit events, your kernel must have the audit system enabled, 
-which is present in the stock Slackware kernels.
+To collect audit events, your kernel must have the audit system
+enabled, which is present in the stock Slackware kernels.
 
-The audit package has no other dependencies. However, certain audit events 
-of interest, such as failed login attempts from /bin/login, password changes, 
-etcetera are generated by their respective binaries using libaudit.  If your 
-site policy requires auditing those events, some reconfiguration and/or 
-patching may be required.
+The audit package has no other dependencies. However, certain audit
+events of interest, such as failed login attempts from /bin/login,
+password changes, etcetera are generated by their respective binaries
+using libaudit. If your site policy requires auditing those events,
+some reconfiguration and/or patching may be required.