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README.md already declares MIT license. This adds the formal LICENSE file so GitHub recognizes and displays it in the repo sidebar. Fixes blader#7
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Summary
Adds a formal MIT LICENSE file to the repository root.
README.md already declares MIT in its License section, but the repo is missing the actual LICENSE file. Adding it lets GitHub recognize the license and display it in the repo sidebar.
Fixes #7
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