Add shields.io badges and MIT LICENSE file#123
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No correctness, security, or convention issues found. The LICENSE file is standard MIT, the badges are well-formed shields.io links pointing to correct targets, and the README license section now links to the new file. |
This was referenced Apr 12, 2026
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Add a MIT LICENSE file and 7 shields.io badges to the README for project credibility and trust signals: CI status, license, release version, last commit, PRs welcome, Python tech stack, and git submodule install method. Update the license section at the bottom of the README to link to the new LICENSE file.
Issue #120