Add Artistic_1_0_Perl license and use it in Perl_5 license full text #85
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perl 5.0 alpha 4 changed a license from (SPDX identifiers) Artistic-1.0 to Artistic-1.0-Perl license. Hence Software::License::Perl_5 was quoting wrong Artistic text. This patch aligns Software::License::Perl_5 to what <https://dev.perl.org/licenses/artistic.html> web and Perl 5 sources present. As the license name I used an SPDX name <https://spdx.org/licenses/Artistic-1.0-Perl.html> to prevent from proliferating identifiers. The version() methods relies on the default implementation, yielding "1.0.Perl". Perl-Toolchain-Gang#32
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perl 5.0 alpha 4 changed a license from (SPDX identifiers) Artistic-1.0 to Artistic-1.0-Perl license. Hence Software::License::Perl_5 was quoting wrong Artistic text.
This patch aligns Software::License::Perl_5 to what https://dev.perl.org/licenses/artistic.html web and Perl 5 sources present.
As the license name I used an SPDX name
https://spdx.org/licenses/Artistic-1.0-Perl.html to prevent from proliferating identifiers. The version() methods relies on the default implementation, yielding "1.0.Perl".
#32