Bug 2278645

It appears that "bat" started bundling Sublime language definitions and themes in a binary blob format as assets at some point - though since the bundled language support and themes all seem to be years old at this point, I assume that they were already present when this package was initially added to Fedora, but were missed.

The Sublime language definitions and themes carry individual licenses, which are not determinable from the contents of the published crate, but only by either looking at the files from which the binary blobs are generated, or by querying the blobs at runtime (`bat --acknowledgements`).

The language definitions for syntax highlighting appear to be from Sublime, with extra ones from many different authors:
https://github.com/sharkdp/bat/tree/master/assets/syntaxes

While the themes are all from different sources:
https://github.com/sharkdp/bat/tree/master/assets/themes

At first glance I see only bundled projects that are "MIT" or "Apache-2.0" licensed, but I haven't checked everything.

I'm not sure if generated content of this form (third-party syntax highlighting support + themes packed as binary blobs) is acceptable for Fedora, or if it would need to be re-generated from scratch.

Either way, I think the bundled content would need to be declared, and the license tag amended to reflect the license of the bundled content.