Add Apache 2.0 license header to new files #279
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Files that were forked off Blockly (eg block_render_svg_horizontal.js) remain marked as Copyright Google, whereas new files are Copyright MIT.
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Files that were forked off Blockly (eg block_render_svg_horizontal.js)
remain marked as Copyright Google, whereas new files are Copyright MIT.
I'm adding these headers at Andrew's suggestion. Let me know if you prefer any adjustments - in particular I stuck with Blocky's use of "Visual Block Editor". The difference in headers between files should just be the Copyright line and replacing the Blockly URL with "All rights reserved." as in the BSD-3-Clause text.