Update formatting, headers, and redirects

[pderrenger]

Updates repository maintenance artifacts:

• formats supported source and config files
• applies public AGPL source headers
• formats Python docstrings
• updates links to final redirect destinations

🛠️ PR Summary

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🌟 Summary

🧹 This PR is a small documentation and comment cleanup that improves readability, fixes broken-style links, and clarifies wording in the Kinect reconstruction codebase.

📊 Key Changes

• Updated README.md formatting for the MATLAB toolbox list to make it cleaner and more consistent.
• Fixed several documentation links by removing trailing slashes for consistency with Ultralytics docs and licensing pages:
  • Quickstart Guide
  • Contributing Guide
  • AGPL license reference
• Refined README wording in contribution and licensing sections without changing project behavior.
• Improved inline comments in functions/MarchingCubes.m:
  • Changed “loop thru” to “loop through”
  • Changed “indx” to “index”
• A generated/auxiliary file was also modified: documentation/MS paper1.pdf.

🎯 Purpose & Impact

• 📘 Makes the repository easier to read and navigate, especially for new users setting up the MATLAB-based Kinect pipeline.
• 🔗 Helps ensure documentation links are cleaner and less likely to cause navigation inconsistencies.
• 🛠️ Improves code maintainability by making comments in MarchingCubes.m clearer for contributors and researchers.
• ✅ No functional algorithm changes were introduced, so users should expect no impact on reconstruction results or runtime behavior.

📋 Skipped 1 file (lock files, generated, images, etc.)

• documentation/MS paper1.pdf

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🔍 PR Review

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Clean documentation-only change. The updated links preserve intent while reducing redirects, and I don't see any correctness or maintainability issues in the diff.

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Merged! 🎉

Big thanks to @pderrenger for these thoughtful cleanup improvements, with contributions from @glenn-jocher. This is a great example of how small documentation and comment refinements can make a project more welcoming, maintainable, and easier to navigate for everyone.

As Leonardo da Vinci said, “Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” That fits this PR perfectly: clearer README formatting, cleaner links, and improved inline comments all strengthen the Kinect codebase without changing behavior.

Really appreciate the care and attention to detail here — every polish like this helps future users and contributors get up to speed faster.