Merge pull request 'lkrg 0.9.8-2.el8_10.security' (#35) from solardiz-patch-34 into main

Reviewed-on: #35
Reviewed-by: Neil Hanlon <neil@noreply@resf.org>

docs/news.md

@@ -2,9 +2,14 @@
 
 These are what we consider significant SIG/Security news items, not an exhaustive list of package updates and wiki edits.
 
+## June 1, 2024
+
+[lkrg](packages/lkrg.md) `0.9.8-2.el8_10.security` is a rebuild of Linux Kernel Runtime Guard for EL 8.10,
+which wasn't strictly necessary this time as our build for 8.9 also remained working on 8.10 as-is.
+
 ## May 22, 2024
 
-[lkrg](packages/lkrg.md) `0.9.8-2.el9_4.security` is a rebuild of the Linux Kernel Runtime Guard for EL 9.4.
+[lkrg](packages/lkrg.md) `0.9.8-2.el9_4.security` is a rebuild of Linux Kernel Runtime Guard for EL 9.4.
 
 ## May 20, 2024
 

docs/packages/lkrg.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@
 
 ## EL8
 
-- Version `0.9.8-1.el8_9.security`
+- Version `0.9.8-2.el8_10.security`
 - Based on upstream version `0.9.8`
 
 ### Package summary
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ systemctl enable lkrg
 
 ### Testing and recovery
 
-Although the current package passed our own testing (on 9.4 and 8.9), we recommend that you only enable LKRG to start on system bootup after you've tested it for a while to ensure its compatibility with your system. If you nevertheless run into a boot time issue with LKRG later, you can disable it with the `nolkrg` kernel command-line option.
+Although the current package passed our own testing (on 9.4 and 8.10), we recommend that you only enable LKRG to start on system bootup after you've tested it for a while to ensure its compatibility with your system. If you nevertheless run into a boot time issue with LKRG later, you can disable it with the `nolkrg` kernel command-line option.
 
 ### Remote logging