2026-03-25: Licensing and Trademark Clarity

What Changed

• kept the repository's current MIT license explicit and visible
• added LICENSING.md to explain the current state, plugin ecosystem expectations, and long-term licensing direction
• added TRADEMARKS.md to separate branding rights from code rights
• added DCO.md for contribution-origin certification
• added explicit package license metadata to the root app and workspace packages
• updated README.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, and the pull request template to reflect the licensing and contribution policy

Why It Matters

MindStore wants community trust, plugin adoption, and future commercial viability. Those goals need clear documentation, not implied assumptions.

This change makes the current state honest:

• the repository is MIT today
• trademark rights are separate
• future licensing changes must be handled deliberately, not hand-waved

What This Does Not Do

• it does not retroactively undo existing MIT grants
• it does not yet relicense the core to AGPL
• it does not create a commercial license program by itself