docs(CONTRIBUTING): add to the repository - #58
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This patch adds "CONTRIBUTING.org" file that for now describes Guile-SSH coding style for C code (libguile-ssh) and use of Conventional Commits[1] style for the Git comment headers. Proposed by Nicolas Graves in <#57> References: 1. https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/ * CONTRIBUTING.org: New file. * README (Contributing): Add a reference to "CONTRIBUTING.org".
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Read thoroughly, LGTM!
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This patch adds "CONTRIBUTING.org" file that for now describes Guile-SSH coding style for C code (libguile-ssh) and use of Conventional Commits[1] style for the Git comment headers.
Proposed by Nicolas Graves in
#57
References: