build: add license header

[spike-rabbit]

Summary

• enforce Siemens MIT license headers across repo
• add ESLint w/ header rule and lint script
• run npm run lint inside build workflow

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces license headers to all relevant files in the repository and integrates ESLint to automatically enforce these headers. This ensures compliance with the Siemens MIT license and simplifies the process of maintaining consistent licensing across the codebase.

Highlights

• License Headers: Enforces Siemens MIT license headers across the repository to comply with licensing requirements.
• ESLint Integration: Adds ESLint with a header rule and lint script to automatically check and enforce the presence of license headers in all JavaScript and TypeScript files.
• Linting Script: Adds a linting script to the project's package.json to easily run the ESLint checks.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces Siemens MIT license headers across the repository and enforces them using a new ESLint rule. The changes are well-contained and achieve the stated goal. I've found a critical issue in the ESLint configuration that will prevent the new linting rule from working, and I've provided a suggestion to fix it.

[timowolf]

LGTM