Add 2 issue templates #1
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Why is this feature needed?
This feature provides standardized issue templates for bug reports and feature requests, which will help maintain consistency in issue reporting, streamline triaging, and ensure that all necessary information is provided upfront. By having dedicated templates, we can improve communication between users and maintainers, leading to quicker diagnosis and resolution of issues.
What and how are we changing? Why this approach?
This pull request adds two new YAML files under the .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE directory:
Using YAML configuration files for issue templates leverages GitHub’s native support, allowing for a structured and consistent data collection process when users report bugs or request new features.
What actions are required from users?
No immediate user action is required, as these templates are integrated directly into the repository’s issue submission process. When users create a new issue, they will be prompted to select the appropriate template (bug report or feature request) and fill in the relevant details based on the guided prompts.
How does it work? (Technical details)
Is it backwards compatible?
Yes, this change is fully backwards compatible. It simply adds new configuration files for issue templates without altering any existing functionality in the repository.
Any other considerations?