Missing LICENSE file in the repo of ver 0.1.1

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Issue type
Documentation
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Mostly clear
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Stale
Domain
documentation

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Start by checking the repository contents for the LICENSE file in the latest version and compare that license with the 0.1.1 release. Confirm which license applies to version 0.1.1; done means the appropriate LICENSE file is present for that version or the relationship to the latest license is clearly documented.

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Description

Currently I'm using base32-encode version 0.1.1, but can't find a LICENSE file in the repo of ver 0.1.1.
Could you add the LICENSE file in the repo of ver 0.1.1?
Or is it possible to use the LICENSE file of the latest version as the license for ver 0.1.1?
Thanks in advance.

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