Adding an MIT license

[haacked]

Want to make it clear that anybody can use these files in any way they need to.

Someone asked me what the license was for these because they want to them to their project. Let's make it clear. :)

[haacked]

Is there anything I need to do to ensure this doesn't show up in the .gitignore drop down on github.com?

[ymendel]

@cobyism probably knows off the top of his head, but I'm pretty sure only files that end in .gitignore show up there.

[haacked]

Thanks for chiming in @ymendel. I would guess that'd be the case, but wanted to check with the experts. If that is the case, then feel free to accept this PR. :)

[leereilly]

🚤=💨

[jbarnette]

👍 🚢

[rsanheim]

My friends, do not fear the merge button.

[cobyism]

👍 Yep, only files with a .gitignore extension end up in the file chooser thingy.

[haacked]

Heh. Thanks @rsanheim. I was simply trying to follow the OSS process. I submit it, someone else merges. Right?

[rsanheim]

@haacked oh sorry, I meant more that one of the other githubbers who +1'ed could have merged :).

[haacked]

oh! Ha! of course. Perhaps folks are intimidated by how BIG and GREEN dat button is. ;)