Add license scan report and status

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Your FOSSA integration was successful! Attached in this PR is a badge and license report to track scan status in your README.

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Your license scan is passing -- congrats!

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AI Code Review Suggestions

Code Review Feedback

Overview

The changes made to the README.md file include the addition of a FOSSA badge for license compliance and a new section for licensing. These additions enhance the documentation by providing visibility into the project's licensing status.

Detailed Feedback

1. Badge Placement:

   • The FOSSA badge is added at the top of the README. While this is a good visibility choice, consider placing it alongside other badges (e.g., build status, version) if applicable. This can create a cleaner and more informative header.

2. Redundant Badge:

   • There are two instances of the FOSSA badge (small and large versions). It would be better to choose one version (preferably the smaller one) to avoid redundancy and clutter in the README.

3. License Section Title:

   • The new "## License" section is well-placed, but you might want to include a brief explanation of what the license entails. For instance, mention if it's open-source, the type of license (e.g., MIT, GPL), etc. This helps users understand the implications of using the library.

4. Newline at End of File:

   • The diff indicates "No newline at end of file." It is a best practice to ensure that files end with a newline. This can help avoid issues with certain tools and editors, which may expect a newline at the end of files.

5. Documentation Consistency:

   • Ensure that the README maintains a consistent format and style throughout. Review the existing sections for uniformity in headings, bullet points, and code formatting.

6. Link Verification:

   • Verify that all links (e.g., FOSSA, ActiveCampaign) are up-to-date and lead to the correct pages. Broken links can lead to a poor user experience.

7. Example Section:

   • The "Examples" section could be expanded with more examples of usage or common use cases. This will provide users with practical insights into how to use the library effectively.

8. Contribution Guidelines:

   • If not already included, consider adding a section on contribution guidelines to encourage community involvement and clarify how others can contribute to the project.

Suggested Best Practices

• Regularly review the README for updates as the project evolves.
• Use consistent markdown formatting for headers, lists, and code blocks to improve readability.
• Consider utilizing a table of contents if the README grows larger, facilitating easier navigation.
• Encourage community feedback