docs: fix README License section to reflect shipped Apache-2.0#1
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Mirrors kiloloop/iantha-dev#6 (39865e0). v0.1.0 README claimed 'MIT (TBD)' — placeholder text from before the Apache-2.0 LICENSE shipped. The two now agree. v0.1.0 tag stays as-is (re-tagging a released version is bad practice for a doc-only change). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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Summary
Mirror of kiloloop/iantha-dev#6 (commit
39865e0).The v0.1.0 README claimed
License: MIT (TBD — license file to be added before public release)— leftover placeholder text from before the OSS scaffolding PR. The shipped LICENSE file is Apache-2.0, so the two contradict.Diff
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v0.1.0tag stays at commit92d0cb6— re-tagging an already-released version for a one-line README fix is bad practice. The README atmainwill be correct; the v0.1.0 release artifact retains the original (pre-fix) README.🤖 Generated with Claude Code