Add fail-closed runtime dependency license evidence - #91
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Outcome
Adds deterministic, fail-closed license evidence for the installed UrbanPy runtime closure while explicitly preserving FOSSA as the independent EL-BID compliance gate.
What changed
license-policy.tomldefopt(missing wheel metadata; official MIT license) andtext-unidecode(explicitly selects its offered GPLv2+ option)Verification
Important compliance boundary
This engineering policy does not dismiss or suppress any of FOSSA's 95 reported items. FOSSA remains required and blocking. EL-BID maintainers must reconcile its wider source, development, generated, and vendored findings and obtain legal disposition where needed.
Stack
Base: #89
Roadmap: #61
Parent: #65
Closes #90