Copyleft When Required: Drop "most permissive"

Credit: Ben Hilburn (https://github.com/bhilburn)

There are edge cases where a copyleft license may allow multiple terms
for work within copyleft scope, especially related to "additional
permissions" and license-to-license copyleft bridges, as between GPLv3
and AGPLv3.  Clearly compelling exactly one set of terms in those
situations is probably less important than clarifying the general rule
overall.

Author: kemitchell

terms.cform

@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@
 
             \Blue Oak By Default\  In general, with the exceptions of {Copyleft When Required} and {Match Existing Licenses}, the terms will be those of the latest version of The Blue Oak Model License published on blueoakcouncil.org.
 
-            \Copyleft When Required\  If the terms of a <Public License>, such as a copyleft license, require the work be licensed under particular terms, the terms for that work are the most permissive terms possible that meet that requirement.
+            \Copyleft When Required\  If the terms of a <Public License>, such as a copyleft license, require the work be licensed under particular terms, the terms for that work are the terms required.
 
             \Match Existing Licenses\  If the work is made up of changes or additions to existing software made available under a standardized <Public License>, the terms are those of that <Public License>.
 

terms.md

@@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ In general, with the exceptions of [Copyleft When Required](#Copyleft_When_Requi
 
 #### <a id="Copyleft_When_Required"></a>Copyleft When Required
 
-If the terms of a _Public License_, such as a copyleft license, require the work be licensed under particular terms, the terms for that work are the most permissive terms possible that meet that requirement.
+If the terms of a _Public License_, such as a copyleft license, require the work be licensed under particular terms, the terms for that work are the terms required.
 
 #### <a id="Match_Existing_Licenses"></a>Match Existing Licenses