docs: credit PPT Master source#560
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| [PPT Master commit `619a954`](https://github.com/hugohe3/ppt-master/commit/619a954695d866dde970552db9fb1a6640c643c8). | ||
| We are grateful to Hugo He and the PPT Master contributors for making the | ||
| source available. See the packaged | ||
| [third-party notice](src/multi_agent_brief/product/init_web/static/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.txt) |
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Fix the init-panel notice before linking it
When a reader follows this new attribution link for the initialization panel, the target src/multi_agent_brief/product/init_web/static/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.txt still identifies itself as “BriefLoop post-final Review Session assets” and describes derivation through the Quality Panel prototype rather than an init_web-specific notice. Since this README now presents that file as the packaged licensing/provenance record for the initialization panel, downstream users doing attribution or license review are sent to a record that does not match the asset being credited; either update the packaged notice or link to an init_web-correct notice.
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Why
BriefLoop's initialization panel adapts interaction-layout and visual-system source from PPT Master's MIT-licensed confirm_ui implementation. The public README should thank Hugo He and the PPT Master contributors and make that provenance easy to find.
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This is a documentation-only attribution change.