Copyright for barrnap source package in Bullseye

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Upstream-Name: barrnap
Source: https://github.com/Victorian-Bioinformatics-Consortium/barrnap
Files-Excluded: binaries/* build/* LICENSE.SILVA

Files: *
Copyright:
 Copyright 2013 Torsten Seemann 
License: GPL-3+
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Files: db/*
Copyright:
 Copyright 2013 Torsten Seemann 
License: CC0
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