Corrects language relating to indigenous libraries from Indian libraries

This bill updates legal terminology in New York's education law by replacing "Indian" with "indigenous" in references to tribal libraries. It specifically defines "indigenous library" as public libraries established by the Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe, Seneca Nations of Indians, or Tonawanda Seneca Tribe on their reservations, serving Indigenous community members there. The bill amends multiple sections of education law to consistently use "indigenous" instead of "Indian" in library-related definitions, funding provisions, and governance rules. These changes apply only to libraries operated by the three named tribes on their reservations, without altering library services or funding mechanisms.