Add CITATION.cff so GitHub shows "Cite this repository" - #3
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Summary
Adds a
CITATION.cfffile at the repo root so GitHub displays the "Cite this repository" widget. Docs-only change; no Python, tests, README, LICENSE, or Makefile touched.Details
The file follows the same style as RAFAELDCOELHO/PersonaCore's CITATION.cff, with all metadata sourced from verifiable facts:
created_atdate, which also matches the date of thev1.0git tag.v1.0git tag (the README also states "Closed at v1.0").No ORCID, DOI, identifiers, or preferred-citation were added. The YAML parses cleanly.