chore: add SPDX-License-Identifier headers to Python scripts#14
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Summary
Closes #7.
Adds
# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0to the five Python scripts in.agents/scripts/that were missing the header:validate_state.py— after the shebang linemigrate_to_v2.py— after the shebang linetest_validate_state.py— at the top of the filetest_migrate_to_v2.py— at the top of the fileconftest.py— at the top of the fileNo functional changes. This brings the scripts into compliance with the Apache 2.0 license declared in
LICENSEand makes them compatible with SPDX-aware license scanners (FOSSA, Snyk License, etc.).Test plan
pytest .agents/scripts/ -vproduces the same results as beforeContributed by @leadsolutions-mike as external collaborator.