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Align desktop license metadata with the existing MPL workspace - #24
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The repository previously adopted MPL-2.0, and the Rust workspace and desktop Rust crate already inherit it. The desktop npm manifest and root lock entry still said MIT without a separate desktop LICENSE. Align those two metadata values with the existing project license and update both README editions and the license notes. Contributor review found the owner and dependency automation; no external contributor is being relicensed by this alignment.
LICENSE, dependency package terms, runtime behavior, historical releases and all existing grants remain unchanged. Validate JSON/lock parity and the exact two metadata changes, run Markdown/link checks and retain every existing Rust, desktop and CodeForge gate.