docs: add comprehensive contributing guide#50
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Add CONTRIBUTING.md with guidelines for: - Ways to contribute (bugs, features, docs, themes) - Development setup and workflow - Code style and testing requirements - Pull request process - Conventional commit format This helps new contributors understand how to get started and ensures consistent contribution practices.
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Summary
This PR adds a comprehensive
CONTRIBUTING.mdguide to help new and existing contributors understand how to contribute to Shellwright.The structure and format is based on the contributing guide from agents-at-scale-ark, adapted to fit Shellwright's specific needs and workflow.
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Why this matters:
This is my first open source contribution, and I wanted to start by making it easier for others to contribute too! 🚀
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