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Apply project-level dual licensing (MIT OR Apache-2.0) - #1
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The workspace manifests already declared
MIT OR Apache-2.0, but the repository still effectively presented as MIT-only at the project/documentation level. This change aligns legal artifacts and public docs with the dual-license intent.License artifacts
LICENSE-APACHEwith the Apache 2.0 license text.LICENSE-MITwith the MIT license text.LICENSEto a short chooser file that points to both licenses.Repository metadata/docs alignment
MIT OR Apache-2.0.Resulting canonical pattern