Fix/licensing information#97
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MidPoint is not dual-licensed anymore (EUPL only), but the versions ≥4.0 and ≤4.9 still are. This commit modifies the relevant articles so that they reflect the new reality.
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This update is to bring the articles mentioning midPoint licensing up to date. They all talk about midPoint being dual-licensed, which is not true since midPoint 4.10. The commit with factual changes I ask you to review is 73dfa11 , the others are "mere" corrective ones regarding SEO, grammar, and typography.
Since all the three articles are not versioned, the approach I took was to acknowledge the varying reality for both the versions ≥4.0 and ≤4.9, and for those out of this range, most notably the newer ones, i.e., ≥4.10.
Thanks for the check.
The need for the updates has been discussed with @semancik .
Also, cc @mederly