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WalkthroughA MIT License file was added to the repository root, establishing open-source terms for the OpenLake project. The license grants permissions to use, modify, and distribute the software while including copyright attribution and liability disclaimers. Changes
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In `@LICENSE`:
- Line 1: The PR added the LICENSE file but did not add the README license badge
requested in issue `#9`; update README.md to include a license badge (e.g., a
shields.io MIT badge) near the project title, or if you prefer to defer, add a
short note to the PR description referencing issue `#9` and stating that the
README badge will be added in a follow-up PR; look for the README.md and LICENSE
entries to place the badge or to mention the deferment.
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Closes #9
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Adds an MIT license to the repository.
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