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title: "[TYPE]: Short description of changes"
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Please ensure you have completed the following steps before submitting your pull request. This helps us review and merge your changes efficiently.
- I have read the CONTRIBUTING.md guidelines.
- My changes are clearly described below.
- My changes are focused on a single concern (e.g., one feature, one bug fix, one set of related documentation updates).
- My changes are accurate and up-to-date.
- The language used is clear, concise, and professional.
- I have checked for any typos, grammatical errors, or spelling mistakes.
- All new or modified Markdown files (
.md) adhere to consistent formatting (e.g., heading levels, list styles, code block formatting). - If I added new guideline files (e.g., in
.gemini-guidelines/), I have updated the correspondingGEMINI.mdfile to reference them. - If I modified existing guideline files, I have ensured that any references
to them in
GEMINI.mdare still accurate. - All internal and external links within the modified content are valid and working.
- If adding a new stack/framework, I have created both the
GEMINI.mdand the.gemini-guidelines/directory with at least anoverview.md. - I have ensured that the
GEMINI.mdfile correctly references all files within its.gemini-guidelines/directory using the.gemini-guidelines/filename.mdformat.
- I have reviewed my own code/content changes.
- I have tested any instructions or examples I've added to ensure they work as described.
Please provide a detailed description of your changes here. Explain the problem you're solving, the feature you're adding, or the documentation you're improving.
(Example: "This PR adds new guidelines for Python FastAPI, including API design and data validation. It also updates the main README to reflect the new stack.")
If this PR addresses any open issues, please link them here (e.g.,
Closes #123).