Rename "Separate Licenses" to "Standard Public Licenses"

Author: kemitchell

terms.cform

@@ -94,7 +94,7 @@
 
             \Client Licensed Projects\  {Copyleft When Required} and {Match Existing Licenses} do not apply when <Client> grants the relevant <Public License>, and that <Public License> is a copyleft license.
 
-        \Separate Licenses\  Terms under which <Developer> grants licenses under {Public Licenses} will be interpreted as entirely independent legal documents, without reference to these terms or the circumstances of <Developer> and <Client>'s agreement.  The purpose of this rule is to allow <Developer> and <Client> to rely on guidance about standardized <Public License> terms.
+        \Standard Public Licenses\  Terms under which <Developer> grants licenses under {Public Licenses} will be interpreted as entirely independent legal documents, without reference to these terms or the circumstances of <Developer> and <Client>'s agreement.  The purpose of this rule is to allow <Developer> and <Client> to rely on guidance about standardized <Public License> terms.
 
         \Enforcement of Public Licenses\  Others who are not parties to this agreement may enforce the terms of {Public Licenses}.
 

terms.md

@@ -154,7 +154,7 @@ If the work is made up of changes or additions to existing software made availab
 
 [Copyleft When Required](#Copyleft_When_Required) and [Match Existing Licenses](#Match_Existing_Licenses) do not apply when _Client_ grants the relevant _Public License_, and that _Public License_ is a copyleft license.
 
-### <a id="Separate_Licenses"></a>Separate Licenses
+### <a id="Standard_Public_Licenses"></a>Standard Public Licenses
 
 Terms under which _Developer_ grants licenses under [Public Licenses](#Public_Licenses) will be interpreted as entirely independent legal documents, without reference to these terms or the circumstances of _Developer_ and _Client_'s agreement. The purpose of this rule is to allow _Developer_ and _Client_ to rely on guidance about standardized _Public License_ terms.