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Include the colorednoise license in source and wheel distributions - #120
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The wheel and sdist shipped the vendored colorednoise module without its MIT license notice. Declare both license files in pyproject.toml and use the SPDX license field supported by setuptools 77.0.3 and later.
Built a clean sdist and built the wheel from that sdist. Both archives contain byte-for-byte copies of LICENSE and LICENSES/colorednoise-MIT.txt, and both files are listed in the distribution metadata.