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Copyright lines no longer come from inside a licence's own text. Item
(c) of a licence's list, such as the MPL-2.0's "(c) under Patent Claims
infringed by Covered Software" or the Apache-2.0's "(c) You must retain
...", was taken for a copyright line, and so was a licence document's own
copyright, such as the Free Software Foundation's at the top of the GPL.
A copyright line counts as credit, so a notices file carrying the same
licence text for another library could credit the copied code. Templates
such as "Copyright (C) year name of author" are skipped too. A component
under one of those licences with no copyright line of its own now gets a
notice entry that asks for one, as other components already did.
The README lists index --max-common and --quiet, and every language
Remixware reads.