docs: fix grammar and punctuation in CONTRIBUTING.md - #22
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Approving — three correct copyedits (repo capitalization, missing full stop, and 'contributing into' → 'contributing to', which is the idiomatic preposition for contribute). Docs-only, applies cleanly on current main, no links altered. Thanks!
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What changed?
Fixed small grammar and punctuation issues in
CONTRIBUTING.md:Why?
These are small clarity/grammar fixes that make the contributing guide easier to read for new contributors.
How did you test it?
Reviewed the updated
CONTRIBUTING.mdtext locally. No code changes, so no automated tests were needed.Potential risks
None, documentation only change.