chore: update license references and add license policy

[JacobPEvans]

Summary

• Fix README table entry from "MIT License" to "Apache License 2.0" to match actual LICENSE file
• Add "## License" section documenting org-wide Apache 2.0 license policy

Test plan

• Verify LICENSE file already contains Apache 2.0 text
• Verify README table reference is correct
• Verify license policy section is clear and accurate
• Pre-commit hooks pass (markdownlint, spelling, link checks)

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Update README.md to correct license reference and add license policy section.

• README.md:
  • Change license reference from "MIT License" to "Apache License 2.0" in the table under "Root Files".
  • Add a new "## License" section explaining the org-wide Apache 2.0 license policy and the need for individual LICENSE files in each repository.

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This pull request aims to enhance the accuracy and clarity of the project's licensing information. It corrects an outdated license reference in the README.md and introduces a dedicated section to formally document the organization's standard Apache 2.0 license policy.

Highlights

• License Reference Correction: The README.md file's table entry for the LICENSE file has been updated from 'MIT License' to 'Apache License 2.0' to accurately reflect the project's licensing.
• License Policy Addition: A new 'License' section has been added to the README.md, outlining the organization's policy of using the Apache License, Version 2.0 for all repositories unless otherwise specified.

Changelog

• README.md
  • Corrected the license type for the LICENSE file from "MIT License" to "Apache License 2.0" in the file table.
  • Introduced a new "License" section to explicitly state the organization's Apache License 2.0 policy and clarify that each repository contains its own LICENSE file.

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Code Review

This pull request updates license references in the README.md file. It corrects a table entry to reflect the use of the Apache License 2.0 and adds a new section clarifying the organization's licensing policy. My review suggests a minor wording improvement in the updated table to enhance clarity and consistency with other entries. Overall, the changes are clear and improve the documentation.

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Pull request overview

Updates documentation in this .github org-level repository to align license references with the existing Apache 2.0 LICENSE file and to document the default licensing policy across repositories.

Changes:

• Update the README repository structure table to reference “Apache License 2.0” for LICENSE.
• Add a new “## License” section describing the org-wide Apache 2.0 policy and pointing to the repo’s LICENSE.

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