Add MIT license - #2
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The project had no license, which defaults to all-rights-reserved and blocks anyone from installing, modifying, or redistributing the pet. Add the MIT License to make the package freely usable.
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After this file makes the project MIT-licensed, generated runtime releases still omit the license notice: scripts/package_release.py writes pebble-poses-runtime.zip with only pebble-poses/pet.json and pebble-poses/spritesheet.png. Anyone distributing or installing that runtime zip gets a copy/substantial portion of the software without the notice that the license now requires, so please add LICENSE to the runtime package or otherwise include the notice in the packaged pet.
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The repo had no license file, so it defaulted to all-rights-reserved — nobody could legally install, modify, or redistribute the pet. Adds the MIT License (holder: Protonmatter, 2026), which GitHub will auto-detect and surface in the repo sidebar.