docs(licensing): #905 §7.1 RESOLVED — the last flagged item is closed on master (#955)

[jsboige]

What

Rectify five stale references to FluentAssertions in the licence inventory. After #955 (6d0bfda9) the document is wrong about master in two independent ways:

1. it still asks jsboige to arbitrate an item he has already arbitrated, and
2. it names 7.2.0 as "the last Apache-2.0 release" — the measured answer is 7.2.2, which is what actually shipped.

This is the #905 §7.1 flag-removal that was part of #955's DoD and did not fit in a dependency PR.

Why it matters more than a docs tidy

docs/licensing/dependency-license-inventory.md is the release licence gate. It is the artefact presented at v0.9.0 to show the gate is met. A gate document that lists an open arbitration reads as "one thing still unresolved" to whoever reviews it — when in fact nothing is.

Measured firsthand, not taken on faith

The bot review on #955 explicitly scoped out re-fetching the nuspecs ("did not independently re-fetch … the direction is not in doubt"). Since the whole PR rests on that claim, I measured it:

version	<license>	<licenseUrl>	<authors>	requireLicenseAcceptance
7.2.2	type="expression" → Apache-2.0	licenses.nuget.org/Apache-2.0	Dennis Doomen, Jonas Nyrup	absent
8.5.0	type="file" → LICENSE	aka.ms/deprecateLicenseUrl	Dennis Doomen, Jonas Nyrup, Xceed	true

Two details neither #955 nor its review cited:

• <authors> gains Xceed at 8.x. The commercial takeover is legible in the authorship line, not only in the licence field — a second, independent signal for the same event.
• requireLicenseAcceptance is absent in 7.2.2, not declared false. NuGet's default is false, so the effect is the same — but on a licence document "absent" and "declared false" are not interchangeable, and I corrected my own first wording of this line before committing.

Changes

Five call-sites, following the RESOLVED pattern §7.2 already established in this same file for the PdfPig swap (keep the original finding as the audit record, prepend a dated resolution block):

• headline — "One non-release item remains flagged" → dated RESOLVED update; zero flagged items remain
• §3 table — 8.5.0 | commercial (Xceed) — FLAG §7.1 → 7.2.2 | Apache-2.0
• §5 — no longer lists FluentAssertions as the commercial exception among requireLicenseAcceptance packages (with the measured nuance above)
• §7.1 — retitled RESOLVED + resolution block + the nuspec table; the three options are kept as the record of what was weighed, with downgrade marked CHOSEN and the 7.2.0→7.2.2 figure corrected in place
• §8 gate status — the "awareness item" caveat is gone

Scope discipline

The §8 claim is deliberately bounded to what this audit measured — the 24 direct deps of the shipping binary plus their transitive closure (§1/§2), and the test project's direct deps (§3) — rather than asserting a universal over the whole repository. The audit never enumerated, say, vendored npm trees; the document should not imply it did.

Docs only. 0 prod-CSV write, 0 OWL path touched (publication-safe, #133). No code, no config.