Do minor updates to dot files and add license headers #1598
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Changes: - Add license header - Add line length setting - Reduce allowed raw HTML elements This version matches the current common version of the file I've been adding to the Quantumlib repos.
Changes: - Add license header - Add more settings - Adjust settings to match (apparent) Qualtran project conventions Except for the changed settings, this version of the file matches the current common version of the file I've been adding to the Quantumlib repos.
mpharrigan
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Mar 19, 2025
After more discussion, the conclusion is that despite the issues with `max_line_length`, it is handled as expected in the editors that many people have been using.
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After discovering this week that Google's requirements for license headers are not what I originally thought (tl;dr: they're actually needed everywhere), I'm going around and adding them to files where I failed to put them before.
Along with that, for files like
.editorconfig, I'm updating them slightly to match the conclusions from recent discussions.