Improve copyright header consistency - #614
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CPY001 allows to check for the presence of a copyright headers. per-file-ignores allows to list folders or file types to be excluded.
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Previously many code files did not carry the copyright header. (see #584)
To resolve this issue first the ruff linter was configured to also include
CPY001to confirm the presence of the copyright header. The/ect/scripts/set_copyright_year.shremains to check the year being correct.__init__.pyare ignored using rule specific ignores in ruff.Also all files flagged by ruff now carry a copyright header (with the year of the last change according to git history).
Fixes #584