Add Apache-2.0 license text for REUSE compliance #6
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dstack-types/src/version.rs uses Apache-2.0 license but the license text was missing from LICENSES directory, causing CI failure.
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Summary
Problem
dstack-types/src/version.rsuses Apache-2.0 license but the license text was missing from LICENSES directory, causing REUSE compliance check to fail in CI.Why Apache-2.0?
This file was synced from upstream Dstack-TEE/dstack which uses Apache-2.0 license. Adding the Apache-2.0 license file makes it easier to sync new code from upstream while maintaining REUSE compliance.
Fix
Download Apache-2.0 license text from official Apache website and add to LICENSES directory.