Change license to Apache 2.0 and document all CLI functions #26
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Updates project license from MIT to Apache 2.0 and adds comprehensive CLI command documentation to README.
License Update
pyproject.tomllicense field and classifierCLI Documentation
Added complete reference documentation for all 25+ commands across four operational modes:
Core Commands
search,download,summarize,generate,validate,backtestAutonomous Mode (
auto)start,status,report- Self-improving continuous strategy generationLibrary Builder (
library)build,status,resume,export- Systematic strategy library constructionEvolution Mode (
evolve)start,list,show,export- AlphaEvolve-inspired algorithm optimizationEach command now includes argument specifications, options with defaults, and usage examples:
Documentation covers interactive mode, programmatic mode (
--prompt), and global options.Warning
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