OSS compliance: apply Apache-2.0 source headers + README license section (manual steps for #16)#17
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Manual follow-up steps to PR #16: - Add the Apache-2.0 license header to all 52 source files under murphy/ (browser_use/ left untouched — vendored MIT code, retains its attribution). - Add the Apache-2.0 license badge under the README title and a License section referencing LICENSE and NOTICE. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
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OSS compliance — manual follow-up to #16
This PR completes the remaining manual steps described in #16, which were intentionally kept out of that PR to avoid a large diff.
Companion to #16 (which adds the standalone
LICENSE/NOTICE/CONTRIBUTING.mddeliverables).Changes
murphy/(previously 0 of 52 had one).browser_use/is not touched — it is vendored upstream code under the MIT License (Copyright (c) 2024 Gregor Zunic) and retains its original attribution.from __future__imports; all 52 files still compile.## Licensesection added referencing LICENSE and NOTICE, the vendored browser-use (MIT) attribution, and the copyright line.Notes
LICENSE/NOTICElinks resolve once OSS compliance: add Apache-2.0 legal deliverables (LICENSE/NOTICE/CONTRIBUTING) #16 is merged, since those files are added there.