Add open-source governance and contribution standards #9
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This document outlines the standards of behavior expected from community members and the enforcement guidelines for violations.
Add Contributor Covenant Code of Conduct
Added guidelines for contributing, issue submission, and signing commits.
Create CONTRIBUTING.md with contribution guidelines
Removed supported versions section and updated vulnerability reporting instructions.
Revise SECURITY.md for clarity and updates
Update issue templates
Added a pull request template to standardize submissions.
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This PR establishes a professional open-source foundation for the make-traffic-integration-lib project by adding essential governance and contribution documentation.
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Impact: This PR transforms the repository into a mature, welcoming open-source project with clear expectations for contributors and users, while providing structured templates that guide issue reporting and PR submissions specific to the library's functionality.