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[donovanfm]

Adding copyright licenses to Green Screen & Voice Control code files.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request primarily focuses on ensuring compliance and consistency by integrating the Apache 2.0 copyright license header into a wide array of files within the Green Screen & Voice Control applications. Beyond the licensing updates, it also includes minor, routine adjustments to project-level IDE configuration files, likely stemming from development environment synchronization.

Highlights

• Copyright License Addition: Added the Apache 2.0 copyright license header to numerous source code and configuration files across the basic_camerax_app, final_green_screen, and final_voice_control projects. This standardizes the licensing information at the top of these files.
• IDE Configuration Updates: Updated several .idea configuration files for the final_green_screen and final_voice_control projects, including device streaming settings, Gradle migration settings, and minor XML declaration adjustments.

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Code Review

This pull request successfully adds copyright license headers to numerous files across the basic_camerax_app, final_green_screen, and final_voice_control projects. While this is a good practice, the PR also includes changes to IDE-specific configuration files within the .idea directories. These files should typically be excluded from version control to avoid conflicts between developers' local setups. I've added comments suggesting that the .idea directory be added to your .gitignore file.

[gemini-code-assist]

IDE-specific configuration files within the .idea directory should be excluded from version control. Committing these files can lead to merge conflicts and inconsistencies across different development environments. Please add .idea/ to your .gitignore file to prevent tracking these files. This applies to all modified files within the Green Screen & Voice Control/final_green_screen/.idea/ directory in this pull request.

[gemini-code-assist]

IDE-specific configuration files, such as this one in the .idea directory, should generally not be committed to version control. These files store your local development environment settings and can cause conflicts for other developers. Please add the .idea/ directory to your project's .gitignore file to prevent these files from being tracked.

[gemini-code-assist]

IDE-specific configuration files, such as this one in the .idea directory, should generally not be committed to version control. These files store your local development environment settings and can cause conflicts for other developers. Please add the .idea/ directory to your project's .gitignore file to prevent these files from being tracked.

[gemini-code-assist]

IDE-specific configuration files within the .idea directory should be excluded from version control. Committing these files can lead to merge conflicts and inconsistencies across different development environments. Please add .idea/ to your .gitignore file to prevent tracking these files. This applies to all modified files within the Green Screen & Voice Control/final_voice_control/.idea/ directory in this pull request.

[gemini-code-assist]

IDE-specific configuration files, such as this one in the .idea directory, should generally not be committed to version control. These files store your local development environment settings and can cause conflicts for other developers. Please add the .idea/ directory to your project's .gitignore file to prevent these files from being tracked.

[gemini-code-assist]

IDE-specific configuration files, such as this one in the .idea directory, should generally not be committed to version control. These files store your local development environment settings and can cause conflicts for other developers. Please add the .idea/ directory to your project's .gitignore file to prevent these files from being tracked.