Declare MIT license at repo root and in pyproject - #55
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Add the standard MIT LICENSE, hatchling-compatible project.license, and name SPDX MIT in README License / status without changing runtime. Co-authored-by: Daniel Meyer <scrimshawlife@gmail.com>
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Add the missing SPDX MIT declaration so the public research repo matches the sibling personal stack (Athanor/Semion/Trutina/Noesis/Abraxas).
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LICENSEat repo root. Copyright (c) 2026 Daniel Meyer / scrimshawlife-ctrl contributors (no prior in-repo copyright to match).license = { text = "MIT" }under[project]inpyproject.toml(hatchling-compatible).LICENSE, and keep the existing “not a production-supported product” note.Out of scope
No runtime, schema, or CI changes.
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python3TOML parse ofpyproject.toml→{'text': 'MIT'}make validatenot required for this pass.