suggestion: automatically add copyright header to files missing one
See original GitHub issueCurrently, the licence check tool prints the list of files missing a copyright header and throws an error. It’d be cool if the tool could instead insert the copyright at the top of the file as defined by the COPYRIGHT constant. It should be easy to implement.
The tool is located at _tools/check_licence.ts and is run using deno task lint:licence-headers.
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also auto-updating the year to present would be great
I agree with @iuioiua in this case. As long as the complexity is low we should just be updating everything.