docs: replaced the license badge and fixed the link to it

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• Documentation
  • Updated the license badge in the documentation to display current license information from the GitHub repository.

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Walkthrough

This pull request updates the license badge in the README.md file. The badge's link has been changed from pointing to the npm package license for @nestjs/core to connecting directly to the LICENSE file in the GeneralMagicio/pw-backend GitHub repository. No changes to exported or public entities were made.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	Updated the package license badge link by replacing the npm package reference for @nestjs/core with a direct link to the GitHub LICENSE file.

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README.md (1)

11-11: License Badge Update
The updated license badge now points to the LICENSE file in the GeneralMagicio/pw-backend repository using a shields.io URL. Please double-check that this new URL is intended for this project’s documentation and that it aligns with the license details provided later in the README (line 73). If your goal is to fully transition to referencing pw-backend’s license information, consider verifying that all corresponding references are consistent.

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