fix: SPDX license values and download location#2007
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I noticed that we are using parts of the
LicenseRef-ID for the other license value, which has had unsupported SPDXID characters swapped to dashes. This PR corrects that issue as well as an omitted PackageDownloadLocation, which was producing invalid SPDX documents. Additionally, this enables the SPDX tool validator failures to fail CLI tests.