Add note about draft PRs to CONTRIBUTING.md #6247
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In the SIG meeting yesterday we decided to add a section to CONTRIBUTING.md that explains why we may close draft PRs, and we said we'd try and close old drafts after 6 generous months. Hopefully this captures what we discussed.