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docs: add emoji headings and a contributing guide - #18
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Applies the organization's approved README heading emoji convention and moves the development instructions into CONTRIBUTING.md.
Applies the revised heading convention: `#` stays plain, `##` and below carry one emoji.
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standardize-readme-and-contributingchange.What
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CONTRIBUTING.md— the## Developmentsection moves here verbatim (thenpm test/npm run bundlecommands, thetest:livenotes and the bundle note). Headings stay plain.README.md— gains the approved emoji headings and a pointer to the new guide:Notes
## 🤝 Contributingpointer is new: it was not in the original README, but the README now loses its only development section, so a pointer keeps the guide discoverable. Easy to drop if you would rather it not be there.💠is the KDE brand emoji.🛍️,🧰and🚫are one-off choices for sections outside the shared vocabulary.