chore: Standardize the per-file copyright notices. - #686
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Good idea to clean this up. My understanding is also that this is fine copyright-wise. I am not fully sure if the notice file is even necessary, but I guess it does not hurt to have it.
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This is a minor thing that has bothered me for a while. This PR changes all of the headers to have a uniform copyright header. I preserved the
Authorsfield, but it has no impact on copyright.As far as I can tell this is within the parameters of the Apache 2.0 license, as long as we make a git tag with the old headers before merging this (see the new file
NOTICE). The license says they need to be preserved, but preserving a snapshot of them in the history should be fine.