Add notice documenting LGPL modifications to wave_writer files#2
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This PR adds a notice documenting previously made modifications to the wave_writer files.
The affected code originates from blip_buf by Shay Green, which is licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 or later. A notice has been added to clarify the origin of the code and describe later modifications made in this repository.
Specifically, on 25 Nov 2020, Vadim Grigoruk modified the wave_writer files to improve Windows compatibility by adding wide-character file opening support for MSVC and MinGW builds. The change introduces a wrapper around file opening that allows UTF-8 filenames to be opened through Windows wide-character APIs.