Change license from MIT to GPL v2 #159
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This pull request updates the project's licensing from MIT to GNU General Public License v2.0 (GPL-2.0-only). The change affects the main configuration, documentation, and the license file itself, reflecting a shift to a more restrictive copyleft license that requires derivative works to also be distributed under GPL v2.
Licensing changes:
Cargo.tomlfrom "MIT" to "GPL-2.0-only".license.mdfrom the MIT License text to the full GNU GPL v2.0 license text.Documentation updates:
readme.mdto show GPL v2 instead of MIT.readme.mdto point to the GNU General Public License v2.0.