Published modules via the Terraform Registry provide which of the following benefits? (Select four)

Modules published to the Terraform Registry leverage version control systems to support semantic versioning, allowing users to reliably pin to specific module versions and manage updates.

The Terraform Registry automatically parses the module's `README.md` file and its input/output variable definitions to generate structured, accessible documentation for users.

The Registry interface allows users to easily browse through the complete version history of a published module, aiding in understanding changes and selecting appropriate versions.

While Terraform modules can be sourced from various code repositories, the Terraform Registry specifically hosts modules that meet certain requirements, typically from VCS providers like GitHub, rather than arbitrarily supporting any code repository.

Published modules often include example configurations and comprehensive `README.md` files directly on their Registry page, providing clear guidance on how to use them.