Add copyright check in CI

[echeran]

Testing in personal fork using this testing PR that uses a testing branch in the personal fork. The testing branch layered on commits that added some extra debugging and some mock files (some which conform to license headers, some which do not). To see how it is working, you can look at the output from an invocation in the testing PR.

Closes #155

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[sffc]

Thanks!

Per #334, there is desire to make these checks runnable when not on CI. In #376, I moved some logic from build-test.yml into Makefile.toml. Can we structure the copyright check to be in a side script that hopefully runs cross-platform?

Duckscript, a Rust-based cross-platform scripting language, might help: https://github.com/sagiegurari/duckscript

[sffc]

(setting review bit)

[sffc]

#376 is in now, so once you update your branch, you will be able to add this to Makefile.toml.

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Notice: the branch changed across the force-push!

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[sffc]

Thank you!

Did you verify that trigger_error in Duckscript causes the command to exit with a nonzero error code, such that it bubbles up to GitHub Actions?

[echeran]

I verified at the command line that it gives a nonzero exit code. I originally used exit but the duckscript process still exited with a successful 0 code, so I switched to trigger_error.

[echeran]

I should have mentioned that trigger_error exits the entire process because of the line at the top of the script to enable that behavior: exit_on_error true.

As an aside, it seems like Duckscript has mostly a prefix notation syntax. It's almost like S-exprs, just without outer parenthases.