docs: add CITATION.cff for academic citation support#829
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Reviewed — this looks good: valid CFF 1.2.0, correct author/license/version metadata, and a nice descriptive abstract + keywords. It'll give the repo a native "Cite this repository" button once merged. The only red check is Thanks @Mohataseem89 — one small optional nice-to-have would be adding a second author line |
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Adds a
CITATION.cfffile to the repository root so that users who want to cite Camelot in academic papers or research have a standard, machine-readable reference. GitHub natively detects this file and adds a "Cite this repository" button to the sidebar automatically.Fixes: #818