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Expand Up @@ -14,6 +14,13 @@ We are always looking for people to improve the library. Contributions include,
2. Add sufficient tests to your PRs.
3. Document your code.
4. Don't hesitate to ask questions.
5. For bug reports, a minimal reproduction example plus a short note on real-world impact goes a long way.
6. If an issue was found by an LLM rather than something you actually hit, and isn't security-critical, please only submit it if you can clearly justify a real practical impact — theoretical issues with no real-world relevance add review burden without much benefit.
7. For anything beyond a small fix, open an issue to discuss scope and approach before investing time in an implementation.

### A note on AI-generated PRs

Using AI tools is fine, and encouraged — including to self-review your PR before opening it. What doesn't work well is large, auto-generated PRs or issues with no clear human benefit behind them: they're inefficient to review. We reserve the right to close these without merging, even when technically valid, since at that point it's faster for us to just generate a fix ourselves.

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