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This pull request introduces a comprehensive
CONTRIBUTING.mdfile to guide contributors on how to effectively contribute to the Shepherd project. The document includes sections on the code of conduct, how to report bugs, suggest enhancements, contribute code, set up the development environment, run end-to-end tests, follow the style guide, and the pull request process.Key additions:
CONTRIBUTING.md: Added a detailed guide for contributing to the Shepherd project, including sections on code of conduct, reporting bugs, suggesting enhancements, contributing code, development setup, running e2e tests, style guide, and pull request process.