Licensing: resolve upstream license before MIT-licensing the main package

[kjanat]

Situation

kp2bw is a fork/derivative of jampe/kp2bw, which currently has no license → all rights reserved by default. We therefore can't MIT-license (or otherwise relicense) the main package's jampe-derived code, and the existing PyPI distributions sit in that gray area until this is resolved.

Done

• pykeepass-stubs is independent original work (PEP 561 stubs, not derived from jampe), so it is now MIT — f401a79. (A pykeepass-stubs 0.1.2 release is needed for the MIT metadata to reach PyPI.)

Blocked on upstream

• jampe adds a license / grants permission — Would you consider adding a license (e.g. MIT)? jampe/kp2bw#54
• Once granted: add LICENSE (MIT) + pyproject license to the main package, crediting both jampe and @kjanat
• Re-confirm PyPI distribution is on solid footing

If upstream never responds

• Keep the main package unlicensed (status quo), or
• Assess whether enough has been rewritten to stand as independent work (fact-specific, risky), or
• Reach out to jampe directly via another channel.

Tracking issue — see jampe#54 for the upstream ask.