Fix project license and list third-party licenses #9
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fix: add sfizz license file and fix references in source files feat: state project license in readme feat: list all used third-party projects and their licenses in readme Signed-off-by: Christopher Arndt <[email protected]>
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I assume that the project license was meant to be the BSD-2-Clause license, since this is what is stated in the plugin info and it's also the license of the sfizz code this plugin is based on. The top-level license file, though, contained the text of the ISC license. I assumed this was copied from DPF and just overlooked.