Use SPDX standard headers for all code files#22
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Replaces the long, redundant license text and file description at the top of each code file with the standard human and machine readable SPDX format. This is the first step in making Rebel Engine REUSE compliant.
SPDX (Software Package Data Exchange) defines the international standard way to share copyright and licensing information between projects and people. As a common format, SPDX reduces redundant work related to sharing important copyright and licensing information, which streamlines compliance.
This approach also simplifies the addition of licensing and copyright information to all the other Rebel files that currently do not have licensing and copyright information.