Devesh .ddaku

[Devesh-Daku]

Created The Contribution.md file #6

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Added "Contribution Guidelines" section to outline steps for contributing to the project.
  • Removed "Contribution Guidelines" section from the README, indicating a change in the contribution process or relocation of these guidelines.

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Walkthrough

The overall change involves the restructuring of contribution guidelines within a project's documentation. The guidelines have been moved from the readme.md file to a new CONTRIBUTION.md file, streamlining the process for potential contributors to understand how to effectively participate in the project's development.

Changes

File	Change Summary
CONTRIBUTION.md	Added "Contribution Guidelines" section.
readme.md	Removed "Contribution Guidelines" section.

Related issues

• WebSorcery/backend#6: The creation of CONTRIBUTION.md addresses the issue's request for a separate contribution file, making it easier for contributors to understand the contribution process.

Poem

🐇✨ In the docs, a change does weave, A new home for guidelines to leave. Fork, branch, commit, and PR, CodeRabbit hops, both near and far. 🌟📝

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