Add GitHub community and contribution templates#45
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Introduce repository community health docs and contribution scaffolding under .github, including a Code of Conduct, a SPECIMEN-focused CONTRIBUTING guide, issue templates for bugs/features/workflow suggestions, and a pull request template. These additions standardise how contributors report issues and propose changes, with emphasis on workflow reproducibility, configuration compatibility, and validation evidence. Assisted by: Codex
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Introduce repository community health docs and contribution scaffolding under .github, including a Code of Conduct, a SPECIMEN-focused CONTRIBUTING guide, issue templates for bugs/features/workflow suggestions, and a pull request template. These additions standardise how contributors report issues and propose changes, with emphasis on workflow reproducibility, configuration compatibility, and validation evidence.
Assisted by: Codex