Invalid / expired LICENSE

[tj-smith47]

Describe the bug
The MIT license in this repo is outdated (and/or possibly improperly formatted for the given license type), causing Snyk security PR checks against open source licenses to fail when adding or modifying this gem in a Gemfile.lock.

To Reproduce
Set up Snyk open-source license scanning in an organization or repo, then add this gem to a Gemfile.lock. Anyone who uses those (or similar open source) scanning tools would be affected.

Expected behavior
The security team at a company that enforces open-source license scanning compliance approves use of this gem.

To fix
Add a new MIT license, or update the existing one so that it isn't expired and remove the extra blank line at the beginning. The latter may not matter, just a difference I noticed from other valid MIT licenses.

[ssinghi]

Hi @tj-smith47 I removed the extra blank line at top, can you confirm it is fine now?

[tj-smith47]

@ssinghi Thanks for making that change! I believe we've determined that this is either a Snyk or configuration issue on our end. However I did notice that when I go view the LICENSE in GitHub, I still don't see the "License is valid message" at the top like I normally would in other repos.