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chore: add MIT LICENSE - #20
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The project was meant to be MIT but had no LICENSE file, so no license was actually granted. Add the standard MIT text, set "license": "MIT" in package.json (and the matching root entry in package-lock.json), and point the README's License section at it.
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LICENSE, copyright 2026 Dhyey Desai."license": "MIT"inpackage.json, plus the matching root entry inpackage-lock.json, so the lockfile stays in sync.npm ci --dry-runis clean.After merge
Nothing to do. The change is docs and metadata only.