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Pujit Mehrotra 9f7218da79 chore: update license to GPL-2.0-or-later (#1295)
to accomodate GPL-3.0 based dependencies.

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## Summary by CodeRabbit

- **Documentation**
- Revised licensing documentation to clearly state that the project is
distributed under GNU GPL v2 (or later) with complete terms provided.
- **Chores**
  - Updated overall license declarations to a more flexible version.
- Introduced new compliance tools to automatically verify that
dependency licenses meet the accepted criteria.

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# The first recipe in a justfile is considered the default recipe,
# which means it runs when `just` is called with no arguments
default: list-commands
list-commands:
@just --list --justfile {{justfile()}} --list-heading $'\nMonorepo recipes:\n'
# Prepares the repo for development
setup:
# ignore personal vscode settings. to contribute a change, use `just stop-ignore $file`
@just ignore .vscode/settings.json api/.vscode/settings.json web/.vscode/settings.json
# ignore api local-state files
@just ignore api/dev/states/myservers.cfg api/dev/Unraid.net/myservers.cfg
pnpm install
just unraid-ui/setup
# restore notification files under api/dev
restore-notifications:
git checkout ./api/dev/notifications
# starts ignoring a file already tracked by git. (gitignore will not apply to these files)
[group('git')]
[no-cd]
ignore +files:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
for file in {{ files }}; do
if [ ! -f "$file" ]; then
echo "Warning: $file does not exist"
continue
fi
git update-index --skip-worktree "$file"
done
# resumes normal tracking of an ignored tracked file.
[group('git')]
[no-cd]
stop-ignoring file:
git update-index --no-skip-worktree {{ file }}
# lists tracked files where further changes are being ignored.
[group('git')]
list-ignored:
-git ls-files -v | grep '^S'
# Masks output of `pnpm compliance` for brevity.
[no-cd]
compliance:
@sh -c 'if output=$(pnpm compliance 2>&1); then echo "Compliance check succeeded"; else echo "$output" >&2; exit 1; fi'