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[doc] Fix typo in CONTRIBUTING.md #10971

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Expand Up @@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ Bevy is a completely free and open source game engine built in Rust. It currentl
Bevy also currently has the following "development process" goals:

* **Rapid experimentation over API stability**: We need the freedom to experiment and iterate in order to build the best engine we can. This will change over time as APIs prove their staying power.
* **Consistent vision**: The engine needs to feel consistent and cohesive. This takes precedent over democratic and/or decentralized processes. See our [*Bevy Organization doc*](/docs/the_bevy_organization.md) for more details.
* **Consistent vision**: The engine needs to feel consistent and cohesive. This takes precedence over democratic and/or decentralized processes. See our [*Bevy Organization doc*](/docs/the_bevy_organization.md) for more details.
* **Flexibility over bureaucracy**: Developers should feel productive and unencumbered by development processes.
* **Focus**: The Bevy Org should focus on building a small number of features excellently over merging every new community-contributed feature quickly. Sometimes this means pull requests will sit unmerged for a long time. This is the price of focus and we are willing to pay it. Fortunately Bevy is modular to its core. 3rd party plugins are a great way to work around this policy.
* **User-facing API ergonomics come first**: Solid user experience should receive significant focus and investment. It should rarely be compromised in the interest of internal implementation details.
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