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How to contribute and how to report security problems.
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CONTRIBUTING.md: reporting problems (the issue forms), building, the change rules (one topic per pull request, CHANGELOG in each, match the surrounding code, both apps, lint and CI, test on a device, chiaki-ng changes first in its own repo, no game pictures or secrets), test builds, and licences (GPL-3.0 with AGPL-3.0 parts; new libraries go inLicences.kt,NOTICEandassets/licences).SECURITY.md: private reports through GitHub's security advisories (now turned on for the repo), and what MoonCast keeps where. It also gives the release certificate's SHA-256, so people can check a build.🤖 Generated with Claude Code