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feat(reuse): add REUSE 3.3 license compliance (#189)

* feat(reuse): add REUSE 3.3 license compliance

- LICENSES/Apache-2.0.txt with canonical SPDX text
- LICENSES/MIT.txt for hashcat and custom OpenCL kernel files
- LICENSES/AGPL-3.0-or-later.txt for vanitygen-derived unused kernels
- Create REUSE.toml annotating markdown, JSON, text, wordlist, and
  other files that cannot carry inline SPDX headers
- Add SPDX headers to all Java source files, OpenCL kernels,
  workflow YAMLs, pom.xml, scripts, and other config files
  (copyright Bernard Ladenthin 2017-2026, Apache-2.0)
- reuse lint passes: 298/298 files with copyright and license info

https://claude.ai/code/session_012tV3BMrzDe7ig8itbdSbvZ

* docs(reuse): add upstream provenance comment for hashcat files

Records the exact hashcat commit SHA and source URL in REUSE.toml
so the origin of the byte-exact copies in copyfromhashcat/ is
clearly documented without modifying the files themselves.

https://claude.ai/code/session_012tV3BMrzDe7ig8itbdSbvZ

* style(reuse): remove @formatter:off/on from all SPDX headers

// comments are not touched by the IDE formatter, so the
@formatter markers that were guarding the old /** */ blocks
are no longer needed now that headers use // style.

https://claude.ai/code/session_012tV3BMrzDe7ig8itbdSbvZ

* style(reuse): remove redundant Copyright line from all SPDX headers

SPDX-FileCopyrightText already expresses the copyright; the
plain // Copyright ... line below it was pure duplication.

https://claude.ai/code/session_012tV3BMrzDe7ig8itbdSbvZ

* fix(reuse): preserve original CRLF line endings

Files that had CRLF on main were converted to LF by the reuse
annotate tooling. Restore CRLF to avoid line-ending noise in the
PR diff — only the SPDX header replacements should be visible.

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Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

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