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@altynai9128 Wth why u removed this file, just follow the pattern of this PR #401
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In @CLA.md:
- Line 1: Restore the full Contributor License Agreement text that was removed
and replaced by a single header: revert CLA.md to the version from commit
aa3d1b0 (which contains purpose, definitions, copyright/patent licenses,
contributor representations, disclaimers, and governing law), then append a
"Signatures" section at the end to track signers; ensure the restored CLA
matches the structure expected by cla-signers.json and cla_check.py and does not
break the GitHub Actions that validate CLA compliance.
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Restore the complete Contributor License Agreement text to CLA.md.
This commit deleted the entire CLA document (which included purpose, definitions, copyright/patent licenses, contributor representations, disclaimers, and governing law) and replaced it with only a single header. The full CLA text is essential because:
- Users directed to "Read the CLA document" in the issue template and CONTRIBUTING.md will find nothing to review
- The legal framework and accountability for contributions is lost
- The existing infrastructure (cla-signers.json, cla_check.py, GitHub Actions) depends on the agreement terms being documented
Restore the CLA document from commit aa3d1b0 (which contained the complete agreement with all required sections), then update CLA.md with a signatures section at the end to track signers.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @CLA.md at line 1, Restore the full Contributor License Agreement text that
was removed and replaced by a single header: revert CLA.md to the version from
commit aa3d1b0 (which contains purpose, definitions, copyright/patent licenses,
contributor representations, disclaimers, and governing law), then append a
"Signatures" section at the end to track signers; ensure the restored CLA
matches the structure expected by cla-signers.json and cla_check.py and does not
break the GitHub Actions that validate CLA compliance.
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Closes ##446
Summary
Sign the Contributor License Agreement (CLA) for the Cortex Linux project. This PR adds my signature with the following details: GitHub username
altynai9128, emailamybates2891@gmail.com. This is a mandatory step to allow my main contribution in PR #536 (Permission Auditor & Fixer) to be accepted.Checklist
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