feat(template): add GitHub PR template and issue templates

[ployts]

OpenJudge Version

0.2.0

Description

This PR adds a comprehensive pull request template and issue templates to standardize contributions to the OpenJudge project. The templates follow the project's contribution guidelines and help ensure that all pull requests and issues contain the necessary information for efficient review and processing.

The changes include:

• Adding a PR template that guides contributors to provide version info, description of changes, and complete the checklist
• Adding issue templates for bug reports and feature requests to improve issue quality
• Ensuring the templates align with the contribution guidelines in docs/community/contributing.md

Checklist

Please check the following items before code is ready to be reviewed.

• Code has been formatted with pre-commit run --all-files command
• All tests are passing
• Docstrings are in Google style
• Related documentation has been updated (e.g. links, examples, etc.)
• Code is ready for review

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a set of comprehensive GitHub templates for both pull requests and issues. The primary goal is to streamline the contribution process by ensuring that all submissions provide consistent and complete information, thereby improving the efficiency of reviews and overall project management. This change helps maintain project quality and clarity for all contributors.

Highlights

• New Pull Request Template: A new PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md has been added to guide contributors in providing essential information such as the OpenJudge version, a detailed description of changes, and a checklist for review readiness.
• New Issue Templates: Three new issue templates have been introduced: bug_report.md for structured bug reporting, feature_request.md for suggesting new features, and custom.md for general issues. These templates aim to standardize the information collected for issues.
• Standardized Contributions: The addition of these templates is intended to standardize contributions to the OpenJudge project, ensuring that all pull requests and issues contain the necessary details for efficient review and processing, aligning with existing contribution guidelines.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces valuable templates for pull requests and issues, which will help standardize contributions. I've provided several suggestions to enhance the clarity and usability of these templates. Key recommendations include refining the bug report's reproduction steps, making the custom issue template more purposeful, and applying minor formatting improvements across the board. Additionally, please note the inconsistency between the new feature request issue template and the contribution guidelines, which currently direct feature proposals to GitHub Discussions. Updating the documentation to reflect the new workflow would be beneficial.