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Dual-license: Apache-2.0 for code, CC BY 4.0 for content - #23
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Add the canonical Apache License 2.0 (LICENSE) covering code under examples/, build and helper scripts, and inline snippets; add LICENSE-docs.md with the full CC BY 4.0 text covering the tutorial prose, diagrams, and slide decks; add a README License section explaining the split. Linguist .gitattributes added where one was missing.
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Adds the canonical Apache License 2.0 (
LICENSE) for code (examples/, build & helper scripts, inline snippets) and CC BY 4.0 (LICENSE-docs.md) for the tutorial prose, diagrams, and slide decks, with a README License section explaining the split. Linguist.gitattributesadded where one was missing so the repo card reflects the real source language.Copyright 2026 PatternCatalyst (Robert Sedor).