chore: publish repository

[ParaZera]

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[andlaus]

WTF: I renamed README.md to README.rst in the main branch so that this PR is compatible, and github closed the PR on me when I force pushed. fun! (can you re-do the PR please?)

[andlaus]

BTW: as far as I understood this, the second commit needs to be removed because for copyright reasons, the text of the Apache license must not be modified. The section which you changed is just instructing people to add a "// Copyright (c) 2023-2024 by Frickly Systems GmbH" comment at the top of source code files. That said, personally I prefer to not add such legal statements because

• In German law, these comments do not change anything because the copyright for the code is automatically with the author regardless of what a comment at the top of the file says or who pushed the file (I believe)
• They are annoying to maintain/keep up to date
• The information conveyed therein can be more accurately obtained from the git logs (note that this not a fool proof method because the holder of the copyright is not necessarily related to the person who committed to git. in practice, this is the same person in more than about 98% of all cases, though.)
• They might scare off external contributors because they might convey some false sense of "ownership" of the code in question.

That said, I'm not dogmatic about this issue, so if you prefer to keep these copyright comments, I'm perfectly fine with it...