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…corpus is a job; issue and PR templates The published edition's Actions are free, so its ci.yml and hygiene.yml get push, pull_request and (for hygiene) a weekly schedule, through swapped trigger blocks; this tree keeps manual dispatch and says why. A corpus job runs the twelve cases and fails on a diff of corpus/baseline.json, so the file cannot lag behind main again as it did today. Two issue templates -- a refused translation, where the argument is the contribution, and a defect -- a contact link to the private advisory form and to Discussions, and a pull request template with the three checks. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Yueqi Chen <yueqi.chen@colorado.edu> Carried-From: c7cf88c90aaa5304c6d4b3e4c5297e1709f4c44e
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