libcody: Remove FSF license

Apparently this was never needed.

	libcody/
	* LICENSE.gcc: Delete.

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 29 deletions

diff --git a/libcody/LICENSE.gcc b/libcody/LICENSE.gcc
deleted file mode 100644
index 6a72a2b..0000000
--- a/libcody/LICENSE.gcc
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,29 +0,0 @@
-This instance of Libcody is licensed under the GPLv3 as part of
-GCC. (See ../COPYING3.)
-
-The documentation of this file itself is separate from libcody.
-
-The GCC steering committee have declined to decide whether libcody may
-be included in GCC as an external dependency licensed under the Apache
-v2 license.
-
-In order to progress C++20 modules, this instance is relicensed as
-part of GCC under the GPLv3 and assigned to the FSF.  This version is
-derived from libcody upstream b79dbea with contributions from jjravi
-removed.  Specifically the bulk of the code is authored by Nathan
-Sidwell (me), and some portability issues fixed by Iain Sandoe.  Iain
-has blessed this contribution in a private communication to me.  A
-trivial install fix from Johel Peña is included here, along with typo
-fixes to README.md from Boris Kolpackov (I do not think either of
-those contains copyrightable work).
-
-To the extent that Apache V2 prevents it, you may not update to other
-upstream versions (past or future) of libcody and relicensing and/or
-reassigning copyright of that update without reobtaining the authors'
-permission.  You may of course update to other versions of libcody
-but keep the Apache license and libcody's copyright assignment.  [This
-is merely pointing out the implications of the Apache V2 license and
-libcody's copyright, not adding additional requirements.]
-
-Any patches applied to this instance should be provided to upstream
-libcody, for consideration there.