Update license from LGBL to BSD to match OpenStudio #1629
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DavidGoldwasser
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| License.txt | ||
| LGPL-2.1 | ||
| LICENSE.md | ||
| Modified BSD License |
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this is not a file; I removed it in a commit
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Updates license from LGBL to BSD to match OpenStudio, ext gem, and m…easure repos
Pull request overview
This PR is to bring th license of the standards gem in sync with OpenStudio, and other related repositories including extension gem, and measure repos. In addition to adjusting the license language, I updated the name to match the other repos which use
LICENSE.mdin place ofLicense.txtReview Checklist
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