fix: update feature template

[al-kau]

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Please check if your pull request fulfills the following requirements:

• [ ] The pull request is named according to the format: \<type>(optional scope): \<description>
• [ ] The pull request is associated with a GitHub issue. Note: if possible use the automatic close keywords
• [ ] The pull request is labeled
• [ ] Affected platforms are labeled
• [ ] Commits follow the Conventional Commits specification
• [ ] The code is commented, especially in difficult to understand places
• [ ] The changes do not generate new warnings

[!NOTE]

Types of pull requests

- `feat` - adding **new features** - `fix` - **bug** fixes - `test` - adding or correcting **tests** - `perf` - changes that improve **performance** - `refactor` - simple **rewriting** or **restructuring** of code without adding new features or fixing bugs - `style` - changes in **code styles** and no changes in logic - `build` - changes related to **the build of the project** and **dependencies** - `ci` - changes related to **continuous integration** - `docs` - changes in **documentation** or just **comments** in source code - `chore` - something that **doesn't fit** the other possible types

Pull request labels

- **`type/breaking-change`** - pull requests with changes that are **not backward compatible** - `type/build` - pull requests that change the **project's build** or **dependencies** - `type/chore` - pull requests **without** making **changes** to the code, project build, formatting, documentation, etc - `type/ci` - pull requests whose changes are related to **continuous integration** - `type/documentation` - pull requests that only change **documentation** - **`type/feature`** - pull requests that add **new features** - **`type/fix`** - pull requests that fix a **bug** - **`type/language`** - pull requests that change **translation** - **`type/performance`** - pull requests that improve **performance** - `type/refactor` - pull requests that **refactor** a section of code - `type/style` - pull requests that change **code styles** - `type/test` - pull requests that add or correct **tests** - **`ignore-for-release`** - for pull requests that do **not need** to be appeared in **release notes** --- A pull request appears in the release notes if it has one of the labels: `type/breaking-change`, `type/feature`, `type/fix`, `type/language`, `type/performance`

Affected platforms labels

- `platform/all` - pull requests that are related to the all platforms - `platform/android` - pull requests that are related to the Android platform - `platform/desktop` - pull requests that are related to the desktop - `platform/ios` - pull requests that are related to the iOS platform - `platform/macos` - pull requests that are related to the macOS platform - `platform/uwp` - pull requests that are related to the Universal Windows Platform - `platform/wasm` - pull requests that are related to the WebAssembly platform - `platform/winui` - pull requests that are related to the WinUI platform