Mariner Linux is an alias of Azure Linux (really a pre-release code name) but our data doesn't reflect this

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oss-docs/data/capabilities/vulnerability-data.yaml

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	azure:
	name: Microsoft AzureLinux OVAL
	url: https://github.com/microsoft/AzureLinuxVulnerabilityData/blob/main/azurelinux-3.0-oval.xml
	vunnel_provider: mariner
	capabilities: # TODO: are these values accurate?
	# Indicates whether the advisory includes fix version information
	- name: fix.versions
	supported: true
	# Indicates whether the advisory includes a date when the fix was made available
	- name: fix.date
	supported: true
	# Indicates whether the advisory includes fix state information (e.g., fixed, not fixed, etc.)
	- name: fix.states
	supported: true
	values:
	- fixed
	- not_fixed
	# Indicates whether the advisory discloses the vulnerability regardless of fix availability
	- name: disclosure.affected
	supported: true

vs

oss-docs/data/capabilities/vulnerability-data.yaml

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	mariner:
	name: Microsoft CBL-Mariner OVAL
	url: 'https://github.com/microsoft/AzureLinuxVulnerabilityData/blob/main/cbl-mariner-2.0-oval.xml'
	vunnel_provider: mariner
	capabilities:
	# Indicates whether the advisory includes fix version information
	- name: fix.versions
	supported: true
	# Indicates whether the advisory includes a date when the fix was made available
	- name: fix.date
	supported: true
	# Indicates whether the advisory includes fix state information (e.g., fixed, not fixed, etc.)
	- name: fix.states
	supported: true
	values:
	- fixed
	- not_fixed

Really the distro was launched as "Mariner Linux" and then renamed Azure Linux as part of the 3.0 GA.