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The CONTRIBUTING.md file has been updated to improve guidelines on branch naming conventions, commit practices, and Pull Request (PR) management. A new prefix test has been added for testing branches, and examples have been updated accordingly. The document emphasizes adherence to the Conventional Commits specification and provides clearer instructions for structuring commits. It clarifies that PRs can be initiated after the first commit, reiterates naming conventions, and offers guidance on conflict resolution and CSS rules, promoting best practices for contributors.

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CONTRIBUTING.md Updated branch naming conventions to include test prefix, refined commit practices, clarified PR guidelines, and expanded CSS rules section.
README.md Removed trailing semicolons from environment variable declarations for consistency; no major content changes.

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23-23: LGTM! Consider enhancing the test prefix description

The addition of the test prefix for testing branches is a good improvement to the branch naming convention. The example provided is clear and follows the established pattern.

Consider adding a brief description of when to use the test prefix, similar to how other prefixes are self-explanatory. For example:

-Feature branches should have one of the following prefixes: fix (bug fix), ft (feature), ht (hotfix), chore, doc (documentation), or test(testing) followed by a forward slash and a descriptive name.
+Feature branches should have one of the following prefixes: fix (bug fix), ft (feature), ht (hotfix), chore, doc (documentation), or test (for test additions/improvements) followed by a forward slash and a descriptive name.

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