CHOMP-TEST-INSPECTOR IS PUBLIC DOMAIN SOFTWARE
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chomp-test-inspector is open source software released into the public domain
using the CC0 dedication. For the formal legal code please read 
licenses/LEGALCODE-cc0-1.0.

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open source license.

Here's a quick human readable summary of the CC0 dedication from the Creative 
Commons website, http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/

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MAKING MODIFICATIONS
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If you would like to retain copyright on your modifications to 
chomp-test-inspector then we advise you to please first delete the 
licenses/LEGALCODE-cc0-1.0 and COPYING files in order to avoid any confusion.
When distributing your work you should also consider modifying the header
(from src/header.js) that is added to the distribution files. This will let
people know that you do not to wish to dedicate your own changes to the public
domain.

The chomp-test-inspector team will not accept any pull requests or patches that
are not fully released into the public domain.