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1. .github

  • Contains GitHub-specific files and templates for managing issues, pull requests, and security.
    • CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md: Code of conduct guidelines for contributors.
    • CONTRIBUTING.md: Guidelines for contributing to the project.
    • ISSUE_TEMPLATE: Directory containing templates for reporting bugs and requesting features.
    • pull_request_template.md: Template for creating pull requests.
    • SECURITY.md: Guidelines for reporting security vulnerabilities.

2. LICENSE

  • The license file (LICENSE) contains the terms under which the project is distributed (typically MIT License).

3. README.md

  • Main documentation file providing an introduction and instructions for using the project.

4. README_TEMPLATE.md

  • A template file for creating READMEs, possibly used for reference or as an example.

These files and directories are crucial for project management, documentation, and licensing. They ensure that contributors and users understand how to interact with the project, maintain standards, and comply with licensing requirements.

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