Standardize terminology in contribution guidelines #255
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This pull request addresses issue Consensys#254 by removing the informal term "repo" from the contribution guidelines. This change aligns the language with the use of "repository" throughout the document, enhancing consistency and professionalism. ### Changes Made: - Removed the term "repo" to ensure all references are consistently "repository." This improves the clarity and uniformity of the documentation. Signed-off-by: Rufus Emmanuel <[email protected]>
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This pull request addresses issue #254 by removing the informal term "repo" from the contribution guidelines. This change aligns the language with the use of "repository" throughout the document, enhancing consistency and professionalism.
Changes Made:
This improves the clarity and uniformity of the documentation.
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