docs: add CONTRIBUTING.md to outline contribution guidelines#765
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What are the differences between these two linking methods?
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The CONTRIBUTING.md under the community directory appears more formal than the one in the docs directory. Apache projects typically recommend placing CONTRIBUTING.md in the root directory — see Apache Arrow and Kafka as references. |
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fix: #764
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