docs: add MIT LICENSE for org community health defaults - #9
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Align fetchurl/.github with product repos (spec, server, SDKs) so the defaults tree has a clear license and GitHub community profile can detect it.
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Problem
fetchurl/.githubhad no license (license: nullon the community profile; health 75%). Product repos under the org ship MIT (spec,fetchurl, SDKs).CONTRIBUTING.mdalready says contributions are typically under MIT, but these org-default community health files themselves were unlicensed.Change
LICENSE— MIT, same copyright line as sibling product repos (Copyright (c) 2026 Lucas Eduardo)LICENSEin the repoREADME.mdtable next to the other defaultsVerify
LICENSEmatches the MIT text used onfetchurl/spec