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CONTRIBUTING.md: Mention splitting complex PRs #11703

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Expand Up @@ -175,8 +175,9 @@ Individual contributors often lead major new features and reworks. However these
1. A need or opportunity is identified and an issue is made, laying out the general problem.
2. As needed, this is discussed further on that issue thread, in cross-linked [GitHub Discussion] threads, or on [Discord] in the Engine Development channels.
3. Either a Draft Pull Request or an RFC is made. As discussed in the [RFC repo](https://github.com/bevyengine/rfcs), complex features need RFCs, but these can be submitted before or after prototyping work has been started.
4. The community as a whole helps improve the Draft PR and/or RFC, leaving comments, making suggestions, and submitting pull requests to the original branch.
5. Once the RFC is merged and/or the Draft Pull Request is transitioned out of draft mode, the [normal change process outlined in the previous section](#making-changes-to-bevy) can begin.
4. If feasible, parts that work on their own (even if they're only useful once the full complex change is merged) get split out into individual PRs to make them easier to review.
5. The community as a whole helps improve the Draft PR and/or RFC, leaving comments, making suggestions, and submitting pull requests to the original branch.
6. Once the RFC is merged and/or the Draft Pull Request is transitioned out of draft mode, the [normal change process outlined in the previous section](#making-changes-to-bevy) can begin.

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