Cleanup aliases #86
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Cleanup aliases #86
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Unfortunately many licenses have the exact same license text for distinct identifiers, so this just removes the duplicates.
This also changes GNU licenses, as eg.
AGPL-3.0is deprecated, but has the exact same license text as the non-deprecatedAGPL-3.0-onlyandAGPL-3.0-or-later. Now GNU licenses will always be detected as the-or-latervariant of the root license, instead of the deprecated one that applies to all of the GNU licenses.This is a shitty state to be in because ideally the license text for these would be distinct, so the determination to use
-or-laterinstead of-onlyis arbitrary, but deterministic.