* Update licensee version
This pulls in Licensed 0.10.0 too.
* Use a full path to the grammars
Licensed now enforces this as it's easier then guessing.
* Ensure full path
* Use new path for FSProject
* Starting to adjust tests
* require licensee again
* Fix grammar tests
* verify -> status
* whitelist -> allowed
* explicitly set cache_path in configuration
default for licensed v1.0 changed from `vendor/licenses` to `.licenses`
* load configuration from file location
default configuration file location changed from `vendor/licenses/config.yml` to `.licensed.yml`
* update gemspec for licensed 1.0.0
* Remove unused license hash
* grammars: Update several grammars with compat issues
* [WIP] Add new grammar conversion tools
* Wrap in a Docker script
* Proper Dockerfile support
* Add Javadoc grammar
* Remove NPM package.json
* Remove superfluous test
This is now always checked by the grammars compiler
* Update JSyntax grammar to new submodule
* Approve Javadoc license
* grammars: Remove checked-in dependencies
* grammars: Add regex checks to the compiler
* grammars: Point Oz to its actual submodule
* grammars: Refactor compiler to group errors by repo
* grammars: Cleanups to error reporting
* Remove a few hashes for grammars with BSD licenses
There was an error in Licensee v8.8.2, which caused it to not
recognize some BSD licenses. v8.8.3 fixes it.
* Update submodules
Remove 2 grammars from the whitelist because their licenses were
added to a LICENSE file which a proper format (one that Licensee
detects).
MagicPython now supports all scopes that were previously supported
by language-python.
* Update Licensee hashes for grammar licenses
Licensee v8.8 changed the way licenses are normalized, thus changing hashes for
some grammars
* Update Licensee
Prevent automatic updates to major releases
Remove our own license classification code
Add hashes for any project which does not have a standard license body
Add projects for which a license was not found to the whitelist
Requires Licensee v8.6.0 to correctly recognize TextMate bundles' .mdown README
Since v6.1.0, Licensee exposes the hash of the license
We can use it to uniquely identify unrecognized licenses,
Thus, tests will fail if the content of an unrecognized license changes
Projects for which no license was found are kept in the whitelist
We require all grammars to have a license that permits redistribution. A
few existing grammars have been grandfathered in without a license (and
we're working to remedy that), but no new grammars should be added
without a license.
