1.6.0

• The tutorial's Setting Up pages say where Coursewright comes from. What
  You Need opened with the four installs and never named the project, and
  Your Course Project linked it only as "the Coursewright project page", so
  a visitor reading coursewright.md had to go back to the home page to find the
  GitHub address. What You Need now opens with the address and says you get
  Coursewright by copying that project rather than installing it, and Your
  Course Project spells the address out in its first step. A course syncing
  this repository to Canvas sees the two pages reported as modified locally
  once.

• The website footer is set in course.config.yml instead of
  docusaurus.config.js. It used to read "Copyright © 2026" and nothing else,
  and changing it meant editing a file every upstream update overwrites. A new
  footer: block takes a notice of your own in one line of markdown (text,
  with {year} for the year of the build), a Creative Commons licence button
  linking to its deed (license, an SPDX identifier such as CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0),
  and a "Made with Coursewright" link to the project (credit). The buttons
  load from the Creative Commons press-kit mirror rather than shipping with the
  template, because they are Creative Commons trademarks. The footer is the
  website's alone: exports and Canvas do not carry it. The template's
  course.config.yml sets license: CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0 to match
  course/LICENSE.md. An existing course keeps its own course.config.yml,
  which has no footer: block, so its next build shows the same copyright line
  plus the new credit, and no button. To drop the credit, add footer: with
  credit: false; to show the button, add license: with the identifier of the
  licence in your course/LICENSE.md.
  The Site Footer has the details.

• npx course setup asks for the website footer's notice and licence, after the
  export style. The wizard used to leave the new footer: block alone, so the
  one place a course states who wrote it and under which licence had to be found
  and edited by hand. It now offers the current notice as the default (answer
  none for no notice) and lets you pick the licence button from the seven
  Creative Commons licences or none, with a reminder to keep it in step with
  course/LICENSE.md. An entry is written only when your answer changes it, and
  every comment in course.config.yml survives. Two new flags answer the
  questions from a script: --footer <text> and --license <id|none>, which
  stops with an error naming the valid identifiers on anything else. The summary
  line after the run names the licence.

• npx course setup writes the course title, tagline, language and
  theme at the top level of course.config.yml only. It used to rewrite the
  first line that set the key at any indentation, so a course with an active
  labels: block that overrides glossary.title and sits above the top-level
  title: had its glossary heading replaced by the course name, and the course
  name left as it was. Nested keys are now left alone.