Made repository REUSE-compatible #24
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In this case, the headers are probably fine - I don't love having them in e.g. test.cpp, but it's not a big deal.
Having them in the template files is definitely a good idea so the output gets it as well. Typical use for widecharwidth is to generate the files once and then commit them in your repo.
The generated files need to be regenerated instead of manually edited, however.
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These files (widechar_width.{h,js,py,rs}) are generated from the corresponding files in templates/. They include the hash for the template that they were generated from, so instead of adding the header here you need to add it to the template and then run generate.py again.
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We should also ask the contributors here to change the formal license from a nebulous "public domain" to CC0-1.0, I'll do that once @ridiculousfish agrees. The README should probably be adjusted to call it CC0. |
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