I see this kind of poor add-on "hygiene" alot, but I thought Godot flagged when this happened in the install dialog and you can uncheck anything that's outside of the addon folder. I'm pretty sure that now the damage is done you can just delete any non-code or non-resource files it added. Maybe do a commit before doing so, but it should be OK. If the addon has a license file (which is recommened in the Godot docs), it should only ever be in the addon folder itself and only pertains to the addon.
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