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Change HTTP Links to HTTPS in CONTRIBUTING.md #16190
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Similar to issue atom#16167 and PR atom#16173 Change links throughout CONTRIBUTING.md to support SSL/TLS by changing URL to `https://` [ci skip] Signed-off-by: U8N WXD <cs.temporary@icloud.com>
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Description of the Change
Change HTTP links to HTTPS in CONTRIBUTING.md since the linked-to sites support SSL/TLS
Alternate Designs
The alternative would be leaving the links as HTTP ones. This leaves users less secure while having only marginal user experience benefits.
Why Should This Be In Core?
The documentation changed is in Core.
Benefits
Makes user interaction more secure by default.
Possible Drawbacks
Marginal potential for devices not supporting SSL/TLS and marginal performance hits when accessing the links.
Applicable Issues
Similar to issue #16167 and PR #16173