[DOCUMENTATION] minor update

[reactive-firewall]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated the license information for various dependencies in the requirements files for clarity and consistency.
  • Commented out inactive dependencies, including virtualenv, six, pgpy, and tox.

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The pull request introduces updates to the tests/requirements.txt and requirements.txt files, focusing on the license information for various dependencies. It standardizes the spelling of "license," clarifies previously ambiguous licenses, and comments out some packages that are no longer active dependencies. These changes enhance the documentation regarding licensing without affecting the functionality of the code.

Changes

File	Change Summary
tests/requirements.txt	Updated license comments for multiple dependencies, changing "licence" to "license" and clarifying license types for pep8, pytest, and others. Commented out inactive dependencies.
requirements.txt	Standardized "license" spelling and specified licenses for sphinx, setuptools, pip, build, multicast, and wheel. Commented out inactive dependencies.

Possibly related PRs

• [UPGRADE] Hardening testing dependencies by pinning #74: This PR involves updates to the tests/requirements.txt file, directly related to licensing information modifications.
• Title: Update documentation for API endpoints and usage examples #91: Updates the licensing information for the wheel package in tests/requirements.txt, aligning with the main PR changes.
• Minor documentation update for v1.5.0-RC #97: Similar to the main PR, it updates licensing information for several dependencies in tests/requirements.txt.

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