Issue template & config to point people filing issues to discussions #71
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We are not yet at the point where Moonwalk will be managed through issues. This changes the new issue workflow to offer buttons pointing to GitHub discussions and/or Slack, along with a template that repeats the advice from OAI#11 to open a discussion instead of an issue. I somewhat strengthened OAI#11's language with the criteria that issues need to be things we can resolve by PRs in the short term.
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We are not yet at the point where Moonwalk will be managed through issues. This changes the new issue workflow to offer buttons pointing to GitHub discussions and/or Slack, along with a template that repeats the advice from #11 to open a discussion instead of an issue.
I somewhat strengthened #11's language with the criteria that issues need to be things we can resolve by PRs in the short term.