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Copyright 2022-2026 Timothy Place
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This package builds on, and at runtime uses, the following third-party software. None of it is contained in this repository; the build pulls in the Min-API as a git submodule and scripts/install-runtime.* installs the Python runtime and packages locally.
- Min-API (git submodule at
source/min-api) — Copyright Cycling '74, MIT License. Seesource/min-api/License.md. - CPython (installed into
support/by the install script, built by the python-build-standalone project) — PSF License Agreement. Seesupport/lib/python3.*/LICENSE.txtafter installation (support/Lib/LICENSE.txton Windows), or https://docs.python.org/3/license.html. The runtime bundles OpenSSL and other components; python-build-standalone documents their licenses at https://gregoryszorc.com/docs/python-build-standalone/main/running.html#licensing. - attrs (installed by the install script) — MIT License.
- NumPy (installed by the install script) — BSD 3-Clause License.
If you redistribute a built package that bundles the support/ runtime (for example a release zip), you must include the corresponding license texts from the runtime you bundle.