docs: fix license badge to read MIT#709
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Tidying up my open PRs — closing this minor docs fix. It's a trivial one-liner, so no loss if it isn't worth a review cycle; feel free to cherry-pick the change if it's ever useful. Thanks for maintaining the project! |
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The README license badge label renders as "MIT 2.0" (the badge URL has
License-MIT%202.0). The MIT License has no version; the repo LICENSE is plain MIT. Dropped the stray "2.0" so the badge reads "MIT", matching its own alt-text.