Add MIT LICENSE file#1
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The README already declares MIT license. This adds a standard LICENSE file so the license is machine-readable and recognized by GitHub, dependency scanners (FOSSA, Snyk, etc.), and package managers. No content changes — license terms match what is stated in README.
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LICENSEfile containing the MIT license textWhy
Without a
LICENSEfile, GitHub and automated tools (FOSSA, Snyk, GitHub's dependency graph, etc.) cannot detect the license, which creates friction for enterprise users and contributors who need to verify license compatibility programmatically.What changed
LICENSE(standard MIT text, copyrightksimback)