add spdx license id to compiled header #773
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This commit adjusts the merging script to include a SPDX license identifier at the start of the single header file. This can help users of Crow which have environments using license scanning tools to help manage/monitor used implementation. Signed-off-by: James Knight <[email protected]>
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all tests passed, so simply merged |
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This commit adjusts the merging script to include a SPDX license identifier at the start of the single header file. This can help users of Crow which have environments using license scanning tools to help manage/monitor used implementation.
Feel free to drop is not preferred, but this merge request attempts to introduce the use of a SPDX identifier into the generate single-header file. Defined the license set based on the referenced license information seen in LICENSE (BSD-3-Clause) as well as README.md (ISC: TinySHA1; MIT: http-parser, qs_parse).