Update the PR template to fix #117. #152
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Description
This adds a checkbox to the PR template mentioning
license discipline.
It clarifies the instructions regarding unchecked
and inapplicable boxes.
It fuses the "acceptance will be delayed" disclaimer
into the README checkbox.
This also rewraps the issue template (we usually wrap to 120,
but 80 is friendlier to the issue textbox) and improves the
wording by changing "Alternately" to "Alternatively".
Checklist
If you're unsure about a box, leave it unchecked. A maintainer will help you.
If a box isn't applicable, add an explanation in bold.
For example: (N/A: this is a bugfix, not a feature)
community PRs will be delayed until the test and CI systems are online.
C++ Working Draft. (N/A: docs only)
_Ugly
as perhttps://eel.is/c++draft/lex.name#3.1 . (N/A: docs only)
_Ugly
. (N/A: no tests)what happens to compile. (N/A: no tests)
verified by an STL maintainer before CI is online, leave this unchecked for
initial submission). (N/A: docs only)
members, adding virtual functions, changing whether a type is an aggregate
or trivially copyable, etc.). (N/A: docs only)
the C++ Working Draft as a reference (and any other cited standards).
If they were derived from a project that's already listed in NOTICE.txt,
that's fine, but please mention it. If they were derived from any other open
source project (including Boost and libc++, which are not yet listed in
NOTICE.txt), you must mention it here, so we can determine whether the
license is compatible and what else needs to be done.