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Copyright (c) 2026 ANR

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The MIT license above grants rights to the *code and assets* of this Software.
It does NOT grant any right to the author's name or branding. The initials "ANR"
and any name or mod id beginning with the "ANR"/"anr" prefix (the "Mark") are
reserved by the author across this and any other work released under the Mark.
This reservation is independent of, and survives, the MIT grant.

1. You may keep the Mark unchanged when you redistribute this Software verbatim
   (unmodified).

2. If you distribute a modified version (a fork, patch, or otherwise altered
   build), you must:
     a. Rename it so the Mark does not appear in its name or mod id, and so the
        name is not confusingly similar to the Mark (the removal or addition of
        non-letter characters does not count as a difference); and
     b. Not present the modified version in a way that implies it is endorsed by,
        or is an official release of, the author.

3. You may not use the Mark to name, brand, or promote any product, service, or
   distribution channel in a way that suggests the author's sponsorship or
   endorsement without prior written permission.

Nothing in this section restricts rights the MIT grant gives you to the code
itself; it only governs use of the Mark.