name-parser: Fix Python2 compatibility

[why]
The naming has bizarre blanks strewn in sometimes,
or is all caps. For example
`C a s k a y d i a   C o v e` or
`CASKAYDIACOVE-Regular`

[how]
When run under Python2 all strings are unicode strings because
`unicode_literals` is imported by `font-patcher`.
Unfortunately the code checks for type str; but that will all become
type unicode with the import.

One check is suboptimal anyhow and can be dropped, while the other is
turned around.

Signed-off-by: Fini Jastrow <[email protected]>

bin/scripts/name_parser/FontnameParser.py

@@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ def enable_short_families(self, camelcase_name, prefix):
         """Enable short styles in Family when (original) font name starts with prefix; enable CamelCase basename in (Typog.) Family"""
         # camelcase_name is boolean
         # prefix is either a string or False
-        if type(prefix) == str:
+        if prefix:
             prefix = self._basename.startswith(prefix)
         self.use_short_families = ( camelcase_name, prefix )
         return self

bin/scripts/name_parser/FontnameTools.py

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ def concat(*all_things):
         """Flatten list of (strings or lists of strings) to a blank-separated string"""
         all = []
         for thing in all_things:
-            if type(thing) == str:
+            if type(thing) is not list:
                 all.append(thing)
             else:
                 all += thing