fix: resolve conflicting license identifiers #69
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pypi saw `PSF-2.0` as `Other/Proprietary License` and the classifer as `Python Software Foundation License`. Since we only need one, remove `PSF-2.0` to resolve the conflict
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pypi saw
PSF-2.0asOther/Proprietary Licenseand the classifier asPython Software Foundation License. Since we only need one, removePSF-2.0to resolve the conflictThis is a followup fix for #59