On server environment that command is most of the time not installed by default. Quick! tell me which package I need to install to get audit2allow on a system;

On server environment that command is most of the time not installed by default. Quick! tell me which package I need to install to get audit2allow on a system; without using Google, dnf whatprovides, or repoquery --whatprovides. I'm still baffled why such an essential tool for quickly assessing violations and potential selinux booleans quick fixes is part of a obsfucated package name. I think some setroubleshoot family of tools might be installed by default on some systems, even if most answers will guide people to just use audit2allow.