docs: add MIT LICENSE issue #291#292
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Pull Request Description
It Closes issue #291
This PR adds an MIT LICENSE file to the Brownie-Bliss repository.
The MIT License is a permissive open-source license that clearly defines how others can use, modify, and distribute the project code.
What’s added
Added a LICENSE file with the MIT License text.
Included the copyright line for the repository owner.
Made the repository licensing clear for contributors and users.
Why this change
Makes the project properly licensed.
Allows others to understand how the code can be used.
Improves the repository’s open-source readiness.
Helps contributors know the project’s legal terms.
Testing
Reviewed the license text for correctness and formatting.
Note
Documentation-only change