Add CONTRIBUTING.md file with comprehensive contribution guidelines #166
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This PR adds a comprehensive
CONTRIBUTING.mdfile to provide a welcoming place for contributors to understand how to contribute to the stdlib-list project.The new contribution guide includes:
make devworkflowThe guidelines document the existing well-established development infrastructure without changing any code, making this a minimal but complete addition. All documented commands have been validated to work correctly with the current project setup.
This provides new contributors with everything they need to get started quickly while maintaining the project's high standards for code quality, testing, and documentation.
Fixes #165.
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