include license files in published crates #118
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The MIT license requires that all redistributed sources contain a copy of the license text. It looks the fact that they are currently missing is a regression from when http-body and http-body-util were introduced as separate workspace members.
This PR adds symbolic links that point at the LICENSE file in the project root, which results in "cargo package" / "cargo publish" to include the file when publishing to crates.io.
If this PR is accepted, it would be great if new versions could be published to crates.io. It would make it easier for me to update the Fedora Linux RPM packages for these two crates in preparation for the upcoming hyper v1 upgrade.