Add license information to pyproject.toml files for multiple libraries - #161
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… license file as python standards require.
…license-file directive. This eliminates all the build warnings.
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Fixes #160
According to PEP 639 (Improving License Clarity with Better Package Metadata):
The old License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License classifier is deprecated
Modern packages should use the license field with SPDX identifiers
This provides better machine-readable license information
PyPI and packaging tools now prefer this format
As described in #160, this directly addresses the build warnings that look like: