Add SPFX headers to all files using the REUSE tool #82
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It's for some time that I wanted to use the FSFE's REUSE tool to bring this project up to speed with the latest advancements in the Free and Open Source Software world.
Initially, I was a bit skeptical and even reluctant to add additional text to every single source file. Now the time has come. We're going to be compliant.
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