Replace pyo3-ffi LICENSE with ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS #3390
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Replace the Python license from pyo3-ffi/LICENSE with an ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS file. Relicense under the parent Apache 2.0 license. pyo3-ffi contains a Rust reproduction of the CPython header files, only copying what is absolutely necessary for binary compatibility. As such, it is unnecessary to include the Python license. Fixes PyO3#3124
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Thanks, as stated in #3124 I understand this to be correct from a legal standpoint.
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Replace the Python license from pyo3-ffi/LICENSE with an ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS file. Relicense under the parent Apache 2.0 license.
pyo3-ffi contains a Rust reproduction of the CPython header files, only copying what is absolutely necessary for binary compatibility. As such, it is unnecessary to include the Python license.
Fixes #3124