[Docs] Update author from NeuralMagic to vLLM

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request primarily focuses on updating project metadata and documentation to reflect a transition in ownership or branding from Neuralmagic to the vLLM Project. The changes ensure that the project's setup.py and relevant documentation accurately represent the current maintainers and licensing details.

Highlights

• Project Ownership Update: The author and author email in setup.py have been updated from 'Neuralmagic, Inc.' to 'The vLLM Project' and 'vllm-questions@lists.berkeley.edu' respectively, reflecting a change in project ownership or branding.
• License Specification: The license in setup.py has been explicitly updated from 'Apache' to 'Apache 2.0' for clarity and precision.
• Documentation Link Correction: A link to the compressed-tensors library in src/llmcompressor/modifiers/README.md has been updated to point to the vllm-project GitHub organization instead of neuralmagic.

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Changelog

• setup.py
  • Updated author from 'Neuralmagic, Inc.' to 'The vLLM Project'.
  • Updated author email from 'support@neuralmagic.com' to 'vllm-questions@lists.berkeley.edu'.
  • Changed license specification from 'Apache' to 'Apache 2.0'.
• src/llmcompressor/modifiers/README.md
  • Updated the GitHub link for the compressed-tensors library to point to the vllm-project organization.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the author information, license specification, and repository link to reflect the transition from NeuralMagic to vLLM, ensuring accurate project metadata and documentation. No vulnerabilities were found during the security review.