Add MIT license

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Pull Request Review: Add MIT License

I've reviewed the addition of the MIT license file to the javascript-sdk repository. Here's my comprehensive feedback:

✅ Overall Assessment

This PR correctly adds a standard MIT license file to the repository. The implementation is clean and appropriate for an open-source JavaScript SDK.

Code Quality and Best Practices

• Format: The LICENSE file uses the standard MIT license template, which is widely recognized and accepted
• Copyright Notice: Correctly includes copyright year (2026) and holder (base44)
• Consistency: The license type matches what's declared in package.json (line 55: "license": "MIT")
• File Placement: The LICENSE file is appropriately placed at the repository root

Potential Issues

No issues found. The MIT license is:

• Well-suited for open-source SDK projects
• Permissive and business-friendly
• Compatible with most JavaScript ecosystem dependencies

Performance Considerations

Not applicable for a license file.

Security Concerns

No security concerns. The MIT license:

• Provides clear liability limitations
• Includes warranty disclaimers
• Protects copyright holders appropriately

Test Coverage

Not applicable for a license file.

Minor Suggestions

1. The PR lacks a description - consider adding one explaining the motivation for adding the license (e.g., "Adding MIT license to clarify the open-source nature of this SDK")
2. Repository URL in package.json shows git+https://github.com/base44/sdk.git while the actual repository appears to be base44/javascript-sdk - this might need updating in a separate PR

Conclusion

This is a straightforward and correct addition of the MIT license. The change is ready to merge.

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  "dependencies": {
    "@base44/sdk": "npm:@base44-preview/sdk@0.8.12-pr.68.4468d62"
  }
}

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