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docs: emoji headings in the contributing guide - #3419
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Applies the revised heading convention to CONTRIBUTING.md: `#` stays plain, `##` and below carry one emoji.
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standardize-readme-and-contributingchange. Companion to the merged README change (#3418).What
Applies the revised heading convention to
CONTRIBUTING.md: the#title stays plain, and every##/###/####heading carries one leading emoji.Notes
#-prefixed shell comments inside the fenced code blocks (# Run lint, format, and type checks, etc.) are code comments, not headings, and are untouched.🛠️Tests and🚀Getting Started are shared vocabulary; the rest are one-off choices for this guide.