docs: state MIT license directly and fix traf repo links - #94
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The License section deferred to "the original traf project" rather than naming a license, even though the repo ships an MIT LICENSE file and declares MIT in both package.json and Cargo.toml. The traf links used the npm scope form (github.com/@lemonade-hq/traf), which 404s - GitHub org paths carry no @.
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Problem
Two issues in the README:
License section deferred to another project — "Same as the original traf project." — instead of naming a license. That is unverifiable from this repo alone, and it disagreed with the three places that do declare it: the
LICENSEfile (MIT, © frontops.dev),"license": "MIT"inpackage.json, andlicense = "MIT"inCargo.toml.Broken traf links. Both references used the npm scope form
https://github.com/@lemonade-hq/traf. GitHub org paths carry no@, so the links 404. This appeared twice — Overview (line 14) and Credits (line 239).Solution
MIT - see [LICENSE](LICENSE)., pointing at the file already in the repo.https://github.com/lemonade-hq/traf.Key changes
README.mdOverviewgithub.com/@lemonade-hq/trafgithub.com/lemonade-hq/trafREADME.mdLicenseSame as the original traf project.MIT - see [LICENSE](LICENSE).README.mdCreditsgithub.com/@lemonade-hq/trafgithub.com/lemonade-hq/trafTesting
curl -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}' https://github.com/lemonade-hq/traf→200.LICENSE,package.json, andCargo.toml.cargo fmt --check,cargo clippy -D warnings,prettiervia lint-staged) passed; prettier introduced no incidental reformatting.Docs-only change — no code paths touched, so no test adjustments were needed.
Breaking changes
None.