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Clarify registry metadata licensing in README - #2957
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Summary
The README did not explain which license applies to the registry metadata. Add a Licensing section linking the existing CC0 1.0 Universal waiver for metadata and BSD 3-clause license for code, and distinguish these from the individual ontologies' own licenses.
Related to #2274. This addresses the README clarification only; machine-readable licensing in the generated registry files remains out of scope.
Testing
make test— metadata validation and all 15 tests passed.tox -e flake8— passed..prettierignoreexcludesREADME.md, so the new section was checked separately.git diff --check— passed.