Issue-95: Update Issue Templates to Use Issue Types#96
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Summary
Fixes #95
This pull request updates the issue templates to use GitHub's new issue types instead of relying on labels. This ensures that issues are categorized correctly (e.g., Bug, Feature, Task) when created, without needing pre-set labels.
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Use Case
When a user creates a new issue in the repository, the issue will automatically be assigned the appropriate type (Bug, Feature, or Task) based on the updated templates, streamlining the issue creation process and adhering to GitHub's new features.