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chore: license AtlasOs under MIT - #17
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The repository had no license, which left the code legally unusable by anyone reading it. Declares MIT in pyproject.toml to match. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This repository had no LICENSE file. Without one, the code is "all rights reserved" by default — anyone reading it (including a recruiter or a potential contributor) has no legal right to use, copy, or build on it.
Adds the MIT license, matching the other repos in this account, and declares it in the package manifest so tooling reports it consistently.