Add MIT license expression in pyproject.toml - #194
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This adds license = "MIT" to pyproject.toml. This is a valid SPDX license expression for the MIT license.
setup.py defined the license expression as well as the (now deprecated) license classifiers before d7ed47f (in 1.3.0):
wsproto/setup.py
Lines 35 to 39 in 8b0bac4
(We use this at Home Assistant to make sure all dependencies have OSI approved licenses.)