First Release Files

[thisispalash]

Close #1.

Items for next release,

• .github for this repository itself
• update.sh script for parent repos to upgrade this submodule

[thisispalash]

Okay, so all issues apart from test suite are now done. They would benefit from a proof read but I'm looking at it too closely to do so now.

The files (and related questions),

• annoying-ui @griffinthegrand and @trxnt just see if this is comprehensive
• bug-report @griffinthegrand and @trxnt just see if this is comprehensive
• codebase-improvement @iamzubin any way to include potential changes? like a pr review, but in an issue as an example.
• documentation @iamzubin and @ChinmayGopal931 how do y'all wanna do dev docs? @griffinthegrand @trxnt @egrigokhan public docs how?
• feature-request @egrigokhan and @henry1jin do you think this is sufficient data for new feature discussions?
• moonshot @griffinthegrand how's this? anything missing?
• observer-ux @griffinthegrand and @trxnt just see if this is comprehensive

[thisispalash]

Okay! So good news! There are multiple ways to now review these templates before merging them in;

1. Use them at stubs-bot: https://github.com/shil-me/stubs-bot/issues/new/choose
2. See what an individual render looks like in the files: https://github.com/shil-me/stubs-bot/tree/master/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE

I'm going to be proof reading the literature soon, so if any issues are about words being wrong (for eg, for Annoying UI the description is an example description), I got that. If there's something missing though, by all means please comment.

cc: @griffinthegrand

[thisispalash]

Updates:

1. This PR is now marked draft in favor of a new PR (#5). Needed a new branch name but had to close this PR otherwise.
2. Shortcut tickets opened under Epic: Github Issue Form Templates. #5 is also to link the branch with a ticket.
3. The plan now is to have each issue form be its own pr into #5, which then merges into #2 and that merges into master.
4. Finally, the issues are then added to our current repositories, and perhaps also some templates are pruned, since not all will make sense in all places.