Change license to MIT

[nvuillam]

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🦙 MegaLinter status: ✅ SUCCESS

Descriptor	Linter	Files	Fixed	Errors	Elapsed time
✅ DOCKERFILE	hadolint	1		0	0.13s
✅ GROOVY	npm-groovy-lint	10	2	0	21.81s
✅ JAVASCRIPT	eslint	99	0	0	4.32s
✅ JAVASCRIPT	prettier	99	99	0	5.02s
✅ JSON	jsonlint	8		0	0.52s
✅ JSON	npm-package-json-lint	yes		no	1.07s
✅ JSON	prettier	8	2	0	1.51s
✅ JSON	v8r	8		0	11.8s
✅ MARKDOWN	markdownlint	7	2	0	3.76s
✅ MARKDOWN	markdown-table-formatter	7	5	0	0.72s
✅ REPOSITORY	checkov	yes		no	15.1s
✅ REPOSITORY	gitleaks	yes		no	7.59s
✅ REPOSITORY	git_diff	yes		no	0.15s
✅ REPOSITORY	grype	yes		no	12.92s
✅ REPOSITORY	secretlint	yes		no	3.04s
✅ REPOSITORY	trivy	yes		no	11.26s
✅ REPOSITORY	trivy-sbom	yes		no	9.96s
✅ REPOSITORY	trufflehog	yes		no	8.59s
✅ SPELL	cspell	130		0	9.46s
✅ SPELL	lychee	18		0	5.07s
✅ XML	xmllint	1	0	0	0.12s
✅ YAML	prettier	3	0	0	0.68s
✅ YAML	v8r	3		0	12.61s
✅ YAML	yamllint	3		0	0.65s

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[djukxe]

Hi @nvuillam
Are we saying npm-groovy-lint is officially Java 21 compatible ?

[nvuillam]

@djukxe as CodeNarc is not, npm-groovy-lint is not, but I added a test to check that if Java21 is detected, it still installs correctly Java 17 behind the scenes to use npm-groovy-lint :)

[djukxe]

Oh yeah right 🤦 makes sense
Thanks for the explanation !