Revert commit to update README license year from 2023 back to 2022 #41721
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Description: This pull request reverts the changes made in commit 857edd7, which updated the license year in the README.md file from 2022 to 2023. The revert restores the original license year to 2022, as required.
Reason for the revert: The change in the license year was unintended and needs to be corrected to align with the original project license.