docs: clarify proposal-first contribution flow and update PR/issue templates#3395
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Looks good to me. I'll wait for some other maintainers to chime in as well before merging.
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LGTM |
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I think there are some good ideas in here. If it will working in practice, let's find that out. |
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As discussed among maintainers, feature PRs without prior alignment can create avoidable review burden. This PR is a first attempt to clarify our contribution flow so enhancements/new features follow a proposal-first process:
Bug-fix PRs remain flexible: direct PRs are still generally fine for clear, scoped bugs.
To reflect this, this PR updates
CONTRIBUTING.mdand the PR/issue templates, including checkboxes to confirm either:Further comments and suggestions are very welcome!