Separate examples and improve their wording

Author: jan-cerny

docs/manual/manual.adoc

@@ -450,34 +450,43 @@ This table lists the possible results of a single rule:
 
 .XCCDF results
 |===
-|Result |Description
+|Result |Description |Example Situation
 
 |pass
 |The target system or system component satisfied all the conditions of the rule.
+|
 
 |fail
 |The target system or system component did not satisfy all the conditions of the rule.
+|
 
 |error
-|The checking engine could not complete the evaluation, therefore the status of the target’s compliance with the rule is not certain. This could happen, for example, if a testing tool was run with insufficient privileges and could not gather all of the necessary information.
+|The checking engine could not complete the evaluation, therefore the status of the target’s compliance with the rule is not certain.
+|OpenSCAP was run with insufficient privileges and could not gather all of the necessary information.
 
 |unknown
-|The testing tool encountered some problem and the result is unknown. For example, a result of ‘unknown’ might be given if the testing tool was unable to interpret the output of the checking engine (the output has no meaning to the testing tool)
+|The testing tool encountered some problem and the result is unknown.
+|OpenSCAP was unable to interpret the output of the checking engine (the output has no meaning to OpenSCAP).
 
 |notapplicable
-|The rule was not applicable to the target of the test. For example, the rule might have been specific to a different version of the target OS, or it might have been a test against a platform feature that was not installed.
+|The rule was not applicable to the target of the test.
+|The rule might have been specific to a different version of the target OS, or it might have been a test against a platform feature that was not installed.
 
 |notchecked
-|The rule was not evaluated by the checking engine. This status is designed for rules that have no <xccdf:check> elements or that correspond to an unsupported checking system. It may also correspond to a status returned by a checking engine if the checking engine does not support the indicated check code. For example, the rule does not reference any OVAL check.
+|The rule was not evaluated by the checking engine. This status is designed for rules that have no <xccdf:check> elements or that correspond to an unsupported checking system. It may also correspond to a status returned by a checking engine if the checking engine does not support the indicated check code.
+|The rule does not reference any OVAL check.
 
 |notselected
 |The rule was not selected in the benchmark. OpenSCAP does not display rules that were not selected.
+|The rule exists in the benchmark, but is not a part of selected profile.
 
 |informational
 |The rule was checked, but the output from the checking engine is simply information for auditors or administrators; it is not a compliance category. This status value is designed for rules whose main purpose is to extract information from the target rather than test the target.
+|
 
 |fixed
 |The rule had failed, but was then fixed by automated remediation.
+|
 |===
 
 The CPE dictionary is used to determine whether the content is