Fix --api-key help text and ship the MIT LICENSE file - #9
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The --help usage string (and the README block mirroring it) claimed $OPENAI_API_KEY is the default key source, but config.ts resolves $CORECODER_API_KEY first. State the real precedence in both places. package.json has declared MIT since the initial commit, but no LICENSE file existed, so there was no actual grant text and GitHub reported the repository as unlicensed.
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Two truthfulness fixes for
min:--api-keyhelp text: the--helpusage string (and the README block mirroring it) claimed$OPENAI_API_KEYis the default key source, butconfig.tsresolves$CORECODER_API_KEYfirst. Both places now state the real precedence.package.jsonhas declared MIT since the initial commit, but no LICENSE file existed — no actual grant text, and GitHub reported the repo as unlicensed. Ships the standard MIT text.Tests: 43/43 pass.