docs: Add MIT LICENSE file (closes #29)#30
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The README already declared the project as MIT-licensed, but no LICENSE file existed at the repo root. Without it, redistribution of released binaries defaults to "all rights reserved" under copyright, creating legal ambiguity for downstream users. Add the standard MIT license text to make the existing intent legally explicit. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QvZLELvJyEvSiR4SadiSt2
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Summary
Adds a standard MIT
LICENSEfile at the repository root, resolving #29.The README already declared the project as MIT-licensed, but no
LICENSEfile existed. Without one, redistribution of released binaries defaults to "all rights reserved" under copyright, creating legal ambiguity for downstream users (e.g. teams redistributing release binaries internally). This change makes the existing intent legally explicit.Changes
LICENSEwith the standard MIT text (Copyright (c) 2025 Fumiya Tanaka)Verification
Closes #29
https://claude.ai/code/session_01QvZLELvJyEvSiR4SadiSt2