Is it possible to obtain the Linux Operation Mode via relevance? It would be ideal to avoid having to output to output this to a text file and reading that text file.

Is it possible to obtain the Linux Operation Mode via relevance? It would be ideal to avoid having to output to output this to a text file and reading that text file.

I think the only real way to do this would be a Fixlet with:
wait sestatus >> sestatus.log
And then an analysis to read that log file.
It’s not something that’s native retrieved by any relevance query.
Sadly not avoidable 
I was actually able to solve this without outputting to a file and having to read that. I used the relevance clause below and was able to pull it from the respected endpoints. Hope this helps someone down the road.
line starting with "SELINUX=" of file "/etc/selinux/config"
Another approach option that may save string parsing
Q: keys "SELINUX" of file "/etc/selinux/config"
A: enforcing
Much cleaner. Thanks @SLB!
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