(Agent) Friendly Contrib#3637
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* feat: add a more detailed, and agent-friendly, contrib.md * feat: remove duplication of prior headings * feat: add more style guidelines and document src folder * fix: don't add temp files * feat: improve contributing.md
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Our contributing.md file is missing a lot of information about our preferred development style. This makes it hard for new developers to understand our preferences. Much of this is given by word of mouth.
In addition, when asking GitHub Copilot, how could we make your life easier, it opted for a contributing.md file over a custom prompt file. It will read the contributing.md file, if it is in the project, when making suggestions. I then asked it what a better contributing.md file would look like, and it gave me a set of headings and some examples of what it thought we applied.
So, this is about creating a more detailed contributing.md