chore(license): sharpen BUSL commercial-use terms (1.0.1-beta.9)#51
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Make the Commercial Use definition (a)/(b)/(c) authoritative and the free-use list subordinate to it (resolves the "individuals are never commercial" vs "for-profit CI/CD is commercial" contradiction). Uniform Change Date 2030-07-11 (→ MIT). Re-release so the BUSL packages carry the corrected terms. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Resolves the contradiction in the BUSL Additional Use Grant: (a)/(b)/(c) Commercial-Use definition is authoritative, free-use list is subordinate. Uniform Change Date 2030-07-11 → MIT. Re-release so the TestKit/Wireless/NanoFramework.TestKit packages carry the corrected terms (core stays MIT).
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