docs: surface vendored FileMaker XML reference attribution in README#240
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The canonical reference material under docs/filemaker-xml-canonical/ is vendored from Andrew Kear / Clockwork Creative Technology under CC BY 4.0. The full attribution lived only in that directory's own LICENSE.md; the top-level README had no pointer to it, unlike the existing app-icon credit.
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Adds a pointer in the top-level README to the CC BY 4.0 attribution for the FileMaker XML reference material vendored under
docs/filemaker-xml-canonical/(Andrew Kear / Clockwork Creative Technology's FileMaker XML Snippet Claude Skill and Clockwork Inspector), linking directly to the authors' repos where their license terms are declared.Why
#239 vendored this reference material with full, correct attribution in
docs/filemaker-xml-canonical/LICENSE.md, but the top-level README never pointed to it — inconsistent with the existing app-icon credit, which is the established pattern for surfacing CC-licensed third-party content in this repo.