[BUG] Missing Dependency in `ash-linux/el8/STIGbyID/cat2/RHEL-08-030590.sls`

Describe the bug

If not running the entirety of the ash-linux-formula – specifically triggerable if invoking watchmaker with --exclude-states ash-linux.el8.VendorSTIG.remediate – this state will fail due to file not found for the /etc/audit/rules.d/logins.rules file.

Severity

Breaks the ability to do some partial watchmaker executions

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Launch an EL8-based EC2 (etc)

2. Invoke watchmaker with watchmaker --exclude-states ash-linux.el8.VendorSTIG.remediate

3. Wait for watchmaker to exit

4. See error like:

       Log faillock modifications (RHEL-08-030590):
           __id__: Log faillock modifications (RHEL-08-030590)
           __run_num__: 81
           __sls__: ash-linux.el8.STIGbyID.cat2.RHEL-08-030590
           changes: {}
           comment: '/etc/audit/rules.d/logins.rules: file not found'
           duration: 10.043
           name: /etc/audit/rules.d/logins.rules
           result: false
           start_time: '14:02:03.551634'
   

   In the watchmaker logs:

Expected behavior

The state should be successfully executable regardless of exclusions of other states.

Deviance Description

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Additional context

Fix Suggestions

Add a step to the formula that ensures that the target file exists before executing attempts to alter it.

Start with ash-linux/el8/STIGbyID/cat2/RHEL-08-030590.sls and reproduce with watchmaker --exclude-states ash-linux.el8.VendorSTIG.remediate on an EL8 system. Confirm the state no longer fails because /etc/audit/rules.d/logins.rules is missing, and verify it runs successfully when other states are excluded.