Add the license file and drop the redundant action - #3
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The README has always said MIT but there was no LICENSE file; the fourteen addon repositories all carry one. This is the same text, verbatim. action.yml was a composite action that installed the CLI with `go install`. aviorstudio/gdam-actions/install now does that job for every repository, and nothing references this one, so it is one more definition of "install gdam" with no consumer. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Two small cleanups.
LICENSE — the README has always said MIT but there was no LICENSE file. All 14 addon repos carry one; this is that exact text, verbatim (identical checksum).
action.yml — a composite action that installed the CLI via
go install.aviorstudio/gdam-actions/installnow does that for every repo, and nothing references this one (uses: aviorstudio/gdam@appears nowhere), so it's a third definition of "install gdam" with no consumer.🤖 Generated with Claude Code