chore: correct NOTICE attribution - #26
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Pixelslop's design-review concepts trace to the Anthropic frontend-design skill; that attribution stays. The second entry claimed adaptation of 'scoring structure, audit methodology, design reference materials' from another project — but that's shared method and idea (how you score design, what counts as a slop pattern), not copied expression: none of our rubric prose or detection code is lifted, and Apache-2.0's notice requirement covers redistributed copyrightable material, not independently-written implementations of the same ideas. The entry also pointed at the wrong repository. Removed.
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Removes the second NOTICE entry. Rationale:
The Anthropic frontend-design attribution stays — that's the genuine upstream for the anti-pattern-detection concepts.
NOTICE ships in the npm package (it's in
files), so this corrects what users receive.