docs(root): add MIT license

[mrbadri]

Closes #23

📝 Description

⛳️ Current behavior (updates)

🚀 New behavior

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Introduced the MIT License for the software.

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Walkthrough

This change introduces the MIT License to the MUI Builder project, ensuring all files and documentation clearly reflect this licensing. It aims to eliminate ambiguity around usage rights, making the project more inviting to contributors and users by providing a straightforward legal framework.

Changes

Files Changed	Change Summary
LICENSE	Added MIT License to the project.
README.md and other documentation	Updated to include MIT License information.
Various project files	Ensured each file has MIT License text.

Possibly related issues

• feat(form): Handle validation and default value fields #17 - "Clarification on project's open-source status" - This PR directly addresses the need for clear licensing, which could clarify the project's open-source nature.
• Create Document App #29 - "Request for more inclusive contribution guidelines" - While primarily about contribution guidelines, establishing a clear license can also make contributing more accessible.
• Feat(grid)/base 21 #34 - "Documentation lacks legal disclaimer" - Adding the MIT License and updating documentation addresses the lack of a legal disclaimer.

Poem

In the land of code, where the builders play,
A rabbit hopped in, with a license to say.
"Use, modify, contribute, it's all fine,
For the MIT License is now thine!"
🐰💻📜
With a hop and a skip, away it went,
Leaving behind a project, legally content.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 13d0990 and f1e6cb9.

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• LICENSE (1 hunks)

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• LICENSE