doc: Use OpenPGP instead of PGP #1931
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"PGP" is a trademark and a name of the original implementation. Contemporary standard (RFC 4880) calls the technology "OpenPGP" instead. This patch changes a documentation, the comments, and the messages. It keeps function and variable names untouched. Mainly because it would mean breaking API and ABI. Related: rpm-software-management#1917
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"PGP" is a trademark and a name of the original implementation. Contemporary standard (RFC 4880) calls the technology "OpenPGP" instead.
This patch changes a documentation, the comments, and the messages. It keeps function and variable names untouched. Mainly because it would mean breaking API and ABI.
Related: #1917