aa-*: add pages (#10722)

* aa-status: add page

* aa-enforce: add page

* aa-disable: add page

* aa-disable: fix typos

* aa-complain: add page

* aa-complain: fix link

* aa-status: fix build errors

* aa-complain: fix build errors

* aa-disable: fix build errors

* aa-enforce: fix build errors

* aa-enforce: fix build errors

* aa-disable: fix build errors

* aa-status: fix build errors

* aa-complain: fix build errors

* aa-disable: fix typos

* aa-enforce: fix typos

* aa-complain: fix typo

Co-authored-by: Jack Lin <blueskyson1401@gmail.com>

* aa-complain: fix typo

* aa-*: reference between pages

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Co-authored-by: Jack Lin <blueskyson1401@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: K.B.Dharun Krishna <kbdharunkrishna@gmail.com>

pages/linux/aa-status.md

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+# aa-status
+
+> List currently loaded AppArmor modules.
+> See also: `aa-complain`, `aa-disable`, `aa-enforce`.
+> More information: <https://gitlab.com/apparmor/apparmor/-/wikis/manpage_aa-status.8>.
+
+- Check status:
+
+`sudo aa-status`
+
+- Display the number of loaded policies:
+
+`sudo aa-status --profiled`
+
+- Display the number of loaded enforicing policies:
+
+`sudo aa-status --enforced`
+
+- Display the number of loaded non-enforcing policies:
+
+`sudo aa-status --complaining`
+
+- Display the number of loaded enforcing policies that kill tasks:
+
+`sudo aa-status --kill`