Point at a real Apache license.
When we switched noto fonts to use OFL, the license there changed but
the website generation code remained pointing to it as an Apache
license.  We no longer use the Apache license for fonts, but let's
leave the multi-license-aware code in and fix this.
@@ -49,13 +49,18 @@ from nototools import unicode_data
TOOLS_DIR = notoconfig.noto_tools()
FONTS_DIR = notoconfig.noto_fonts()
CJK_DIR = notoconfig.noto_cjk()
+EMOJI_DIR = notoconfig.noto_emoji()
CLDR_DIR = path.join(TOOLS_DIR, 'third_party', 'cldr')
LAT_LONG_DIR = path.join(TOOLS_DIR, 'third_party', 'dspl')
SAMPLE_TEXT_DIR = path.join(TOOLS_DIR, 'sample_texts')
-APACHE_LICENSE_LOC = path.join(FONTS_DIR, 'LICENSE')
+# The Apache license is currently not used for our fonts, but leave
+# this just in case this changes in the future. We have a copy of
+# the Apache license in the noto-emoji repo, since it covers the
+# code there, so just use that.
+APACHE_LICENSE_LOC = path.join(EMOJI_DIR, 'LICENSE')
SIL_LICENSE_LOC = path.join(CJK_DIR, 'LICENSE')
README_HEADER = """This package is part of the noto project. Visit
