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Hey Mark,
I know, through your prior Youtube comments that you intend others to be able to use your IBDesignable classes; however, you don't have a license in your repo.
Fun fact: According to a representative of the Open Source Initiative (OSI) if you don't have a license on your software, it defaults to the least permissive license, All Rights Reserved. This arguably means that, legally, no one can use, modify, share, reproduce, or even LOOK AT / READ your code/software.
This PR removes the default XCode headers from your .swift files and adds a LICENSE file to the root of the repo. Please read over the changes, particularly the license, to make sure the align with your interests.
I've picked the MIT License as it's one of the most permissive licenses available. If you wish to read more or pick a different license you can get a good overview at https://choosealicense.com/ or https://tldrlegal.com/ .
I'm happy to answer any questions and thank you for your ample contributions to this community.
-- Ben Espey