Re-license all code under 0BSD in place of WTFPL

I have re-licensed all of my code under the more-serious 0BSD license
rather than the WTFPL on the count of it being more legally sound
(vulgarity was NOT a factor in this decision).

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+2026-05-27:

+I, Harley Travis, as the copyright holder of all current source code written

+as part of this TempleOS floppy disk controller project, have made the

+decision to re-license all of my code under the BSD Zero Clause License in

+place of the original Do What The Fuck You Want To Public License.

+

+To be clear: THIS IS NOT BECAUSE OF THE VULGARITY OF THE ORIGINAL LICENSE! I

+actually really enjoy the WTFPL! But I decided that it is a bit too informal

+for my taste, and so, based on a review of the existing

+public-domain-equivalent licenses, I have chosen 0BSD going forward.

+

+I have noticed that some other TempleOS-related projects have used the

+Unlicense, but the Open Source Initiative has noted that it is not very

+well-written, hence why I am not using it for my project.

+

+0BSD, like the WTFPL, is a public-domain-equivalent license, perfect for a

+TempleOS-related project (as it maintains Terry A. Davis' vision of TempleOS

+being public-domain, though that claim would likely be legally unsound).

+

 2026-05-26:

 I found a copy-paste error while testing my driver code on my main TOS machine

 (a Dell OptiPlex 755 Mini Tower). "2025 Me" seemingly forgot to change the DMA