REUSE compliance#2269
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We have promised in the HeatHub project to achieve and enforce REUSE compliance. This is about licensing. We need to specify a license and integrate the
reuselinting tool to check the licensing.Now, we already have a
LICENSEfile, which specifies MIT license globally and we don't want to change that at this time. However, this is apparently not machine readable. In order to make the machine accept our global license, we need to move the license toLICENSES/MIT.txtand specify that this should apply globally inREUSE.toml. Annoyingly, we cannot merge that withpyproject.tomlat this time.This is a draft PR because there a few open questions:
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Delivering deliverables
Does this change modify the behaviour of other functions? If so, which?
no