No source code license in the repository

[kjwilcox]

By linking the GitHub from the HunterPie application, it's sort of implied that the project is open-source. However the repository doesn't have a LICENSE.txt file (or similar) indicating an open-source license.

Without a license, the default copyright laws apply, meaning that you retain all rights to your source code and no one may reproduce, distribute, or create derivative works from your work.

It would be nice to add one so that folks who stumble on this repo know the source code status and whether they can legally make derivative works.

I recommend the MIT license (SmartHunter uses that), but here's some information on open-source licenses in case you aren't familiar with the options.

Happy to make a PR and do this if you agree with my assessment.

[Haato3o]

Done :)