Build encyclopedia: moved the HTML out of the java class into templates

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+The licenses of the output files that this binary generates.
+<i>(List of strings; optional)</i><br/>
+Describes the licenses of the output of the binary generated by
+the rule. When a binary is referenced in a host attribute (for
+example, the <code>tools</code> attribute of
+a <code>genrule</code>), this license declaration is used rather
+than the union of the licenses of its transitive closure. This
+argument is useful when a binary is used as a tool during the
+build of a rule, and it is not desirable for its license to leak
+into the license of that rule. If this attribute is missing, the
+license computation proceeds as if the host dependency was a
+regular dependency.
+<p>(For more about the distinction between host and target
+configurations,
+see <a href="bazel-user-manual.html#configurations">Build
+configurations</a> in the Bazel manual.)
+<p><em class="harmful">WARNING: in some cases (specifically, in
+genrules) the build tool cannot guarantee that the binary
+referenced by this attribute is actually used as a tool, and is
+not, for example, copied to the output. In these cases, it is the
+responsibility of the user to make sure that this is
+true.</em></p>