SOLR-15601: RAT: add ASF license headers to more files#4623
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apparently I touched the file and activated basic indentation rules like end-of-line whitespace trimming. Fine.
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https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-15601
I could have gone further had I more interest/energy but I at least wanted to get through most -- enough that I could close the JIRA. I didn't tackle areas that are still in our source release yet have the potential to be removed from it -- website bound stuff.
I chose the single-line license for properties files which are configuration files that are unlikely to be deemed to have intellectual property.