chore: license under Apache-2.0 and polish the READMEs - #24
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Follow lynx-stack: LICENSE at the root and in packages/lynx, since npm only packs the package's own, "license" in package.json, and the Lynx Authors header on every source file. The nine files ported from React Navigation keep its MIT notice under the header. The READMEs get npm, CI and license badges, a package table like upstream's, and a section on running the example. Two paragraphs of the root README went stale with #20 and the lynx-screens rename, and go.
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Licenses the package under Apache-2.0 the way lynx-stack does:
LICENSEat the root and inpackages/lynx(npm only packs the package's own),"license"in package.json, and the Lynx Authors header on every source file. The nine files ported from React Navigation keep its MIT notice under the header.The READMEs get npm, CI and license badges, a package table like upstream's, and a section on running the example.