Standardize copyright headers. #2399
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I also added a copyright header check to CI. It's essentially a copy of the check from vello#463. |
DJMcNab
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I don't really maintain Druid, but I have scanned and confirmed that this only does as mentioned in the PR description
I can't see any plausible downside to doing this, but I think we should get in-principle signoff from @raphlinus
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The Linebender standard for copyright headers was decided last year in kurbo#207 as the following:
This PR converts all file headers to this standard form. Note that Druid is not dual licensed under MIT and is Apache 2.0 only.