fix: refine PR template with project-specific commands, env vars, and checklist#173
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Summary
The existing
.github/pull_request_template.mdlacked project-specific context (commands, env vars). This PR refines the template so contributors run the project'smake lint/make testflow and surface any environment-variable changes.Changes
make ciandpoetry run pytest web_app/tests -v --tb=shortfor backend changes..env.examplehint so contributors update deployment docs alongside code.make lint,make test, CI green, env vars, issue link).Testing
Makefile,quantara/pyproject.toml, and.github/workflows/ci.ymlto make sure the referenced commands actually exist.Closes #71