Closed ChristopherBiscardi closed 4 years ago
Something similiar to what Kent uses for now?
I could do a PR if you want to start here. Might need something more for rust (added simple).
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@talves Feel free to kick off a PR. We can discuss and make changes there.
closed by #23
Create a CONTRIBUTING file so people know how best to work with the repo, etc