Fix issue #70: Fix pyproject.toml to mention the MIT license #72
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This pull request fixes #70.
The issue has been successfully resolved. The license in the pyproject.toml file was updated from 'Proprietary' to 'MIT' on line 10, as requested. This change correctly reflects the MIT license status of the project. No additional tests were added, as per the instructions, since this was a simple modification to the project metadata and doesn't affect runtime behavior. The PR addresses the issue directly and completely, bringing the pyproject.toml file in line with the project's actual license.
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