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Clarify CC-BY 3.0 terms for the engineering skills - #3
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engineering-*skills are adapted from Google Engineering Practices (CC-BY 3.0). Adapted CC-BY material can't be relicensed as MIT, so the old NOTICE wording ("included here under that repository's MIT license") was inaccurate.stacks/ronny/NOTICE.md: adapted material stays under CC-BY 3.0, the author's own additions are MIT; note the changes made and that the project isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Google.README.md/README_ZH.md: License section now says MIT except where a stack'sNOTICE.mdsays otherwise.ronnyplugin to 0.2.1 so marketplace installs pick up the change.Need help on this PR? Tag
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