Change GPL dependencies to MIT-compatible counterparts #90
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… ISC, an MIT-compatible license.
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…, with html_text, which is MIT licensed.
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I think this is ready for review now. The needs of xword-dl for both Unidecode and html2text seem light-weight enough that I suspect the replacement MIT-licensed libraries will fit the bill. |
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Thank you for the PR! Holding on this just for the moment because I might have to make some changes to how I'm using |
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Cool, no rush! |
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The Unidecode and html2text dependencies are GPL2 and GPL3 licensed, so they are not compatible with the MIT licensing of this project as a whole. See #61