chore: publish under the MIT license - #65
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The README pointed at a LICENSE that did not exist, so the repository was public to read under the default — all rights reserved — while appearing to grant something. MIT is the right fit for a portfolio build: anyone may read, fork, and reuse it, the copyright notice travels with the code, and there is no warranty. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The README pointed at a
LICENSEthat did not exist. On a public repository that is worsethan saying nothing: the default is all rights reserved, so the code was readable but not
reusable, while the link implied a grant.
MIT is the right fit for a portfolio build — anyone may read, fork, and build on it, the
copyright notice travels with the code, and there is no warranty. Copyright line reads
2026 Burt Gardner, taken from the GitHub profile; say the word and it becomesbgard68.No dependency constrains the choice — NuGet and npm packages are referenced, not vendored.
Docs and a top-level text file only, so this deploys nothing.
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