Fixed a typo in LICENSE

[MKRhere]

Line 134: "Copyrighy" instead of "Copyright".

Refer #15261

[Trott]

Hi @MKRhere! Welcome (again) and thanks (again)! Just repeating what I said in the PR for folks who end up here rather than there:

The typo is in a dependency and so that file will be overwritten the next time we update from the upstream source. The change request should go to the ICU project. You can see the typo in their source tree at http://source.icu-project.org/repos/icu/trunk/icu4c/LICENSE. Their guide on how to contribute to their project is at http://site.icu-project.org/processes/contribute. Hope this helps.

[MKRhere]

Thank you @Trott! I couldn't find a way to contribute without being a member, but I could add an ticket on their trac:

http://bugs.icu-project.org/trac/ticket/13350

I hope this will be solved and will reflect in Node too.
Thanks for the response!

[Trott]

Thank you @Trott! I couldn't find a way to contribute without being a member,

Maybe someone on @nodejs/intl knows what to do or is a member and can take care of it.

[srl295]

@MKRhere ok sorry, i saw this go by but didn't see that it was in ICU. No, please do not change deps/small-icu, it is generated as mentioned. The file is actually not sourced from ICU but yet another embedded source. ICU will be making patch though, so in a future ICU this will be fixed. Thanks.
(repeating my comment)

[srl295]

MKRhere you said:

Thank you @Trott! I couldn't find a way to contribute without being a member, but I could add an ticket on their trac:

OT but I'm curious what you mean. We have a how to contribute on the sidebar of icu-project.org i'm not sure what kind of member you were referring to?

I see @Trott already linked to this page. If there's a way we can improve it, please let me know! @

[MKRhere]

@srl295 I could clone the repository but not push to it. Either way, as long as the patch goes through, it's fine.

Note: this document is targeted to ICU Developers who have write permission on the ICU repository. If you are looking to simply access the ICU repository anonymously, see: Using the ICU Source Repository.)

This sounds to me like I need to be an ICU Developer and have an account before I can contribute any patches to their source. Anyway the change was trivial enough that any other member can take care of it!