馃摉 [Docs]: Central defaults and repository guidance are clearly separated - #195
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Community policies now have a clear organization-level default, while every repository keeps the local context and configuration needed to work safely.
Changed: Repository governance guidance
Each initiative uses a public
.githubrepository for GitHub-inherited community defaults. Code of conduct, security, support, and pull request templates are required centrally; contribution guidance and issue templates remain optional defaults.The design now separates three surfaces that coexist in the special repository: inherited community files, optional organization-profile content, and the repository's own local context. Repository ownership, dependency updates, release configuration, license terms, and client routes remain repository-specific.
Organization-wide Copilot instructions are configured through organization settings. The
.github/copilot-instructions.mdfile in the defaults repository routes Copilot for that repository only.The agentic-development model and bootstrap use organization documentation only; memory-repository guidance, templates, synchronization, and tests have been removed.
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