in order to make issue/bug reporting more effectively on GitHub. I suggest we use a template for create issues where there are marked sections to guide reporter to provide necessary information for developers to identify and reproduce the bug. the template below is the one used in matplotlib repo which could be the template of our template.
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### Bug report
**Bug summary**
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**Code for reproduction**
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in order to make issue/bug reporting more effectively on GitHub. I suggest we use a template for create issues where there are marked sections to guide reporter to provide necessary information for developers to identify and reproduce the bug. the template below is the one used in matplotlib repo which could be the template of our template.