Let a package and a theme link to their license terms - #19
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`ScenePackage` gained `License` and `LicenseUrl`, and `Theme` gained the matching `LicenseUrl` to go with the `License` it already carried. A license name on its own does not tell an author what they are taking on. "PrimeUI Community / Commercial" answers nothing about whether they qualify for the free tier or owe a fee - the link is the part that does, so the model carries it rather than making someone go and search. This matters now because it stopped being uniform. Every package here was MIT until PrimeReact 11 relicensed under PrimeTek's commercial PrimeUI, so `Cratis.PrimeReact` and the themes built on its presets now point at https://primeui.dev/licenses/community while everything else points at ours. A package picker can show the difference at the moment someone is choosing, instead of leaving it to a banner in production. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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ScenePackagegainedLicenseandLicenseUrl;Themegained theLicenseUrlto go with theLicenseit already carried. A license name on its own does not tell an author what they are taking on — "PrimeUI Community / Commercial" says nothing about whether they qualify for the free tier or owe a fee. The link is the part that answers that, so the model carries it.Changed
Cratis.PrimeReactand every theme built on PrimeTek's presets now point at the PrimeUI Community license; every other package points at ours. This stopped being uniform when PrimeReact 11 relicensed from MIT, and a package picker can now show the difference at the moment someone is choosing rather than leaving it to a banner in production.🤖 Generated with Claude Code