chore: establish GPL-3.0 open-source baseline - #2
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Summary
This pull request converts OpenHeal from MIT to GPL-3.0-only and establishes a maintainable public open-source repository baseline.
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.editorconfig,.gitattributes, and.gitignore;v*.*.*tags.Important repository settings after merge
GitHub settings that are not stored in the repository should be enabled separately: branch protection/ruleset for
main, private vulnerability reporting, secret scanning and push protection where available, deletion of head branches after merge, and squash merging.Validation
The validation workflow will run against this pull request. The one-time workflow used to install the canonical GPL text was removed after both license files were committed.