Docs: README license section disagrees with LICENSE file (MIT vs Apache-2.0)

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Documentation
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Stale
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Compare the root README's License section with the root LICENSE file, which contains the Apache License 2.0 text. Update the README so it identifies Apache-2.0, then verify that the two files agree.

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Description

The root LICENSE file contains the full text of the Apache License 2.0 and GitHub correctly labels the project as Apache-2.0. However, the README’s License section states that the project uses the MIT License.

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