selinux_login: Just use the login name as title

This allows for resources to be named consistently when the properties
change.

lib/puppet/provider/selinux_login/semanage.rb

@@ -102,8 +102,8 @@ def self.prefetch(resources)
     instances.each do |provider|
       resource = resources[provider.name]
       if resource
-        unless resource[:selinux_user].to_s == provider.selinux_user && resource[:selinux_login_name].to_s == provider.selinux_login_name || resource.purging?
-          raise Puppet::ResourceError, "Selinux_login['#{resource[:name]}']: title does not match its seuser and login ('#{provider.name}' != '#{provider.selinux_user}_#{provider.selinux_login_name}'), and a conflicting resource exists"
+        unless resource[:selinux_login_name].to_s == provider.selinux_login_name || resource.purging?
+          raise Puppet::ResourceError, "Selinux_login['#{resource[:name]}']: title does not match its login ('#{provider.name}' != '#{provider.selinux_login_name}'), and a conflicting resource exists"
         end
 
         resource.provider = provider
@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ def self.prefetch(resources)
         resources.each_values do |res|
           next unless res[:selinux_user] == provider.selinux_user && res[:selinux_login_name] == provider.selinux_login_name
 
-          warning("Selinux_login['#{res[:name]}']: title does not match its seuser and login ('#{provider.name}' != '#{provider.selinux_user}_#{provider.selinux_login_name}')")
+          warning("Selinux_login['#{res[:name]}']: title does not match its login ('#{provider.name}' != '#{provider.selinux_login_name}')")
           resource.provider = provider
           resource[:ensure] = :present if provider.source == :policy
         end

manifests/login.pp

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@
 
   # Do nothing unless SELinux is enabled
   if $facts['os']['selinux']['enabled'] {
-    selinux_login { "${selinux_login_name}_${selinux_user}":
+    selinux_login { $selinux_login_name:
       ensure             => $ensure,
       selinux_login_name => $selinux_login_name,
       selinux_user       => $selinux_user,