Add License Headers to All Source Code

[davidvonthenen]

Addresses Issue: #197

This adds License Headers to all source code files. This PR touches every source code file in the repo. This is intentional at this stage because our CodeRabbit license ends in two days. The hope is that this PR forces CodeRabbit to analyze the entire code base with its line-by-line capabilities which we lose when the PRO trial ends (in 2 days). This should (hopefully) raise every issue it can find. Worst case is that is only looks at code that is changed and it was worth the experiment.

If we do get all line-by-line CodeRabbit suggestions, the intent is to dismiss all the code comments and requests for fixes from CodeRabbit because that is not the intent of this PR (it's only header changes). HOWEVER, doing so will put down in writing all the things we need to fix, update, address, etc in subsequent PRs.

Everything compiles and unit tests all run correctly.

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[davidvonthenen]

Boo! There is a file limit! Well played CodeRabbit.