Standardize copyright headers. #456
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waywardmonkeys
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Yeap, the year marks the creation date. |
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DJMcNab
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| // Copyright 2023 the Vello Authors | |||
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I'm not sure this is right. It's mostly the work of the egui authors
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Good catch! I've created #464 to address this.
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The Linebender standard for copyright headers was decided last year in kurbo#207 as the following:
With Vello 0.1 approaching fast it makes sense to get this done now.
This PR converts all file headers to this standard form, including the standard capitalization.
Additionally, three CPU shader files didn't specify Unlicense in the headers which seems like a mistake. I added the Unlicense identifier to match all the other shaders.