docs: GS-LF richest-data note (deferred for legal reasons) + Contributor CLA - #48
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…add CLA - AROMA.md: state plainly that OpenPOM's curated GS-LF (~4,983 molecules) is the richest aroma-descriptor data found anywhere and exactly what we'd train on — deferred SOLELY for legal reasons (NonCommercial/proprietary), not technical. The clean route to comparable richness is PMP 2001 license or customer data. - CLA.md: lightweight Contributor License Agreement — contributors keep copyright but grant a relicensing right, so Flavormancer can be both open-source and the basis of proprietary on-premise customer builds. Accepted via commit sign-off. - CONTRIBUTING.md: require `git commit -s` sign-off (DCO + CLA). Signed-off-by: Austin L. <86896075+rvnminers-A-and-N@users.noreply.github.com>
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Two governance/clarity docs.
1. AROMA.md — name the richest target, and why we defer it
States explicitly that OpenPOM's curated
curated_GS_LF_merged_4983.csv(~4,983 molecules, expert labels) is the richest aroma-descriptor dataset available, and is exactly what we'd train on — deferred solely for legal reasons (NonCommercial/proprietary), not technical. A more legally-aggressive actor might use it; for a commercial product we won't. The clean route to comparable richness is a PMP 2001 license or customer data.2. CLA — so the project can be open-source and commercial
CLA.md: contributors keep copyright but grant the project owner (Echelon Technology Solutions) a relicensing right — the actual mechanism that lets Flavormancer ship both as open source and as proprietary on-premise builds for customers. Accepted via commit sign-off (git commit -s, DCO-style).CONTRIBUTING.mdnow requires sign-off.Template for the internal team — flagged for legal review before commercial reliance.