fix(readme): correct license badge and text from MIT to ELv2#2
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The core library moved to Elastic License 2.0 at v4.8.0. Update the org profile badge and the "Why Choose Kreuzberg" bullet to reflect ELv2, with a note that v4.7.x and below remain MIT.
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Summary
The core library moved to Elastic License 2.0 at v4.8.0, but the org profile README still showed the MIT badge and stated "MIT licensed: safe for enterprise, commercial, and closed-source use" — which misrepresents ELv2's managed-service restriction.
Changes:
License-MIT-blue.svg->License-Elastic--2.0-007ec6(matches kreuzberg repo style)Sweep results (all other core repos verified accurate)
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