docs: Make license section use American spelling #96
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Pull request overview
This PR standardizes the spelling of "license" in the README documentation to use American English, aligning with ReVanced's official spelling conventions.
Key changes:
- Updates the section heading from "Licence" to "License"
- Updates the inline reference from "licence file" to "license file"
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This is on my todolist for a very long time, I'll propagate this PR to other revanced repositories after the PR is merged within N+2 days unless requested change.
The license section uses British spelling of the word license ("licence"), which isn't intentional because ReVanced uses American spelling officially.
Propagator!