[tomlm]

Closes #179.

• THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.txt (new): the verbatim upstream notices for xterm.js (MIT), python wcwidth (MIT, plus Markus Kuhn's note), and libX11 Xcms (Tektronix permission notice), each with the files that derive from it.
• XTerm.NET.csproj: Copyright changed from "All Rights Reserved" to "Copyright (c) 2025 Tom Laird-McConnell. Licensed under the MIT License."; LICENSE and THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.txt are now packed into the nupkg.
• XcmsColor.cs: the header named the wrong licence (MIT/X11); it now names the Tektronix notice.
• README: the License section points to the notices file.

LICENSE itself is unchanged, so GitHub's licence detection still works.

Verified with dotnet pack: the nupkg contains LICENSE, THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.txt and README.md, and the nuspec carries the MIT expression and the new copyright.

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Perf comparison — this change, against its base

3 run(s) of each side, alternating on one machine. Allocation is a count and is gated exactly. Time is a measurement, so its gate is derived from the spread this job just observed in itself rather than fixed in advance.

corpus	bytes/char	gen0/Mchar	ns/char	Δ time	noise	gate
scroll-ascii	0.00 → 0.00	0.00 → 0.00	2.74 → 2.72	-0.5%	±1%	4%
sgr-churn	0.00 → 0.00	0.00 → 0.00	7.30 → 7.31	+0.2%	±1%	4%
truecolor	0.00 → 0.00	0.00 → 0.00	7.75 → 7.65	-1.2%	±2%	5%
alt-redraw	0.00 → 0.00	0.00 → 0.00	11.49 → 11.50	+0.1%	±3%	10%
unicode	7.66 → 7.66	0.45 → 0.45	28.56 → 29.23	+2.4%	±7%	22%
flood	0.00 → 0.00	0.00 → 0.00	82.53 → 82.70	+0.2%	±1%	4%

Each corpus is gated at max(4%, 3 × its own noise). A wide noise column means this runner was busy and the timing half of the table should be read as advisory; the allocation half is exact either way.

assemblies measured

• base: XTerm.NET 3.0.0.0 mvid:9fe73235-2e3d-4322-8516-6408463adf44
• head: XTerm.NET 3.0.1.0 mvid:b4cda9c2-6c23-4b58-a42a-660b20914a63

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Perf comparison — cumulative, everything since 3.0.0

3 run(s) of each side, alternating on one machine. Allocation is a count and is gated exactly. Time is a measurement, so its gate is derived from the spread this job just observed in itself rather than fixed in advance.

corpus	bytes/char	gen0/Mchar	ns/char	Δ time	noise	gate
scroll-ascii	0.00 → 0.00	0.00 → 0.00	2.73 → 2.72	-0.3%	±2%	5%
sgr-churn	0.00 → 0.00	0.00 → 0.00	7.31 → 7.31	-0.0%	±7%	22%
truecolor	0.00 → 0.00	0.00 → 0.00	7.71 → 7.65	-0.7%	±2%	6%
alt-redraw	0.00 → 0.00	0.00 → 0.00	12.03 → 11.50	-4.4%	±5%	15%
unicode	7.66 → 7.66	0.45 → 0.45	28.21 → 29.23	+3.6%	±7%	22%
flood	0.00 → 0.00	0.00 → 0.00	82.43 → 82.70	+0.3%	±1%	5%

Each corpus is gated at max(5%, 3 × its own noise). A wide noise column means this runner was busy and the timing half of the table should be read as advisory; the allocation half is exact either way.

assemblies measured

• base: XTerm.NET 3.0.0.0 mvid:da88386b-bd83-461b-a7d7-b174fc659203
• head: XTerm.NET 3.0.1.0 mvid:b4cda9c2-6c23-4b58-a42a-660b20914a63