Add additional tweaks to clarify FOSSology status

To avoid misunderstandings about the status of FOSSology in Apertis add
additional tweaks, including a warning.

Signed-off-by: Walter Lozano <walter.lozano@collabora.com>

content/concepts/automated-license-compliance.md

@@ -70,6 +70,13 @@ As this tool provides a web bases UI, it presents an additional advantage, as it
 
 For all the reasons mentioned above we understand this would a good choice for improving the current Apertis workflow.
 
+{{% notice warning %}}
+
+Apertis currently uses scan-copyrights as default scanner. Initial integration of FOSSology is already available but not
+enabled.
+
+{{% /notice %}}
+
 ## CI Pipeline integration
 
 In order to avoid manual tasks, the license detection needs to be integrated into the CI process.
@@ -115,7 +122,7 @@ This is typically done with the help of [`debhelper`](https://manpages.debian.or
 
 Apertis extended `debhelper` by including a new command `dh_setup_copyright` to perform the source file name extraction using `dwarf2sources` as described above, as well as copy in any copyright reports coming from source files that are part of external packages. Typically the binaries are stripped (using a debhelper command called `dh_strip`) prior to packaging, removing the debug symbols from the binary and reducing its size. For this reason `dh_setup_copyright` is placed before this step in the `dh` sequence. Whilst the debug symbols are kept, packaged separately in the `dbgsym` package, it's easier to perform the mapping before this is done. All the results from this command are stored in the binary package under `/usr/share/doc/<package>/`.
 
-Following this same idea, Apertis also extends `debhelper` the command `dh_installdocs` to install the license report generated by FOSSolgy in the binary under `/usr/share/doc/<package>/copyright_report`.
+Following this same idea, Apertis also extends `debhelper` the command `dh_installdocs` to install the license report generated by the scanner under `/usr/share/doc/<package>/copyright_report`.
 
 Despite that, this solution should work for most packages. Some packages might
 instead need special handing, for instance because they are not using debhelper.