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Add secure boot signing guide section.
Summary by cubic
Added a Secure Boot signing guide covering installing
mokutil,kmod,openssl, generating a MOK key, enrolling it via the MOK Manager after reboot, and signing.kofiles with the kernelsign-filescript. The intro now notes Secure Boot may be mandatory (e.g., enterprise) and links to the guide; amodinfocheck is included to verify signatures.Written for commit 0598349. Summary will update on new commits.