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Add Session Dots attribution - #13
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What changed
tmux-session-dotsand Jack McGinty in the Session Dots documentationinstall.shWhy
The Session Dots integration includes code from
jtmcginty/tmux-session-dots, but the repository did not identify the upstream project or retain its MIT notice. Installed copies also carried only this project's root license.Users and downstream copies now receive the upstream attribution and license terms.
Fixes #3
Validation
bash -n agent-indicator.tmux scripts/*.sh install.sh setup.shshellcheck install.shtests/run-all.shinstall.shrun followed by byte-for-byte comparison of the packaged upstream noticegit diff --check main...HEAD