chore: enforce license compliance via REUSE - #27
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Nothing currently prevents a new source file from landing without a license header. Add REUSE.software enforcement so every file must carry (or be covered by) copyright + license info, checked in CI. - REUSE.toml encodes the existing three-license split: Apache-2.0 (code, generated artifacts, configs), CC-BY-4.0 (docs prose), LicenseRef-CSL-1.0 (protocol spec text), CC0-1.0 (captured/synthetic fixtures). - LICENSES/ holds the four referenced license texts. - .github/workflows/reuse.yaml fails any PR that is not REUSE-compliant. - Header the 5 first-party source files the initial SPDX sweep missed. Verified: reuse lint reports 3433/3433 files compliant. Signed-off-by: Tim Nunamaker <tnunamak@gmail.com> Assisted-by: AI
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Nothing currently stops a new file from landing without a license header (the SPDX sweep in #14 was one-time). This adds REUSE.software enforcement in CI.
Biome/ultracite has no license-header rule (Biome closed the request as not-planned), so REUSE is the enforcement path.
reuse lintreports 3433/3433 compliant.