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chore: remove CONTRIB-DRAFTS.md, committed by accident - #828
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samueltardieu merged 1 commit intoSep 22, 2026
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This file is a working note that was swept into the Edmonds-Karp buffer change by an over-broad `git add`, and is not part of the library: it drafts issue and pull request text, refers to branches that only ever existed locally, and describes work that has since landed. Nothing references it and nothing builds it.
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CONTRIB-DRAFTS.mdwas swept into #823 by an over-broadgit addon my side and merged along with it in 0cd1ea3. My apologies — it should never have been in the diff.It is a working note, not part of the library: it drafts issue and pull request text, refers to branches that only ever existed on my machine, and describes work that has since landed. Nothing references it and nothing builds it.
This removes it. No code is touched.