Follow-up Comment #16, task #15159 (project administration):
"Valid copyright notices" document
(https://savannah.gnu.org/maintenance/ValidNotices/)
says: "For copyright purpose, any file more than ten lines long
is nontrivial, so it should have copyright and license notices."
I think that binary files in the catalog ./tests/data
do not need notices because:
(1) the text files with pattern "*.fdisk" are trivial
(i. e. NOT "more than ten lines long") files,
so they are NOT copyrightable files;
(2) the other files are binary equivalents of the above
text files so they are also trivial and NOT copyrightable.
PS. Semantically, all files in the catalog ./tests/data are
examples of hard disk MBR partition table derived from
OpenBSD fdisk utility.
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