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Update PROJECT mermaid daigrams #2678

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```mermaid
flowchart LR
create([New issue]) --> triage
subgraph triage[Triage]
direction LR
review[Review] -- Feedback --> review
subgraph triage[Triage Loop]
review[Review]
end
subgraph decision[Decision]
accept[Accept]
close[Close]
end
triage -- if accepted --> accept[Assign status, milestone]
triage -- if rejected --> close[Assign status, close issue]
```
```

### Examples

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```mermaid
flowchart LR
triage([Triage]) --> draft[Draft PR]
draft --> review[PR Review]
draft -- Feedback --> draft
review --> closed{{Close PR}}
review -- Feedback --> review
triage([Triage])
draft[Draft PR]
review[PR Review]
closed{{Close PR}}
merge{{Merge PR}}

subgraph feedback1[Feedback Loop]
draft
end
subgraph feedback2[Feedback Loop]
review
end

triage --> draft
draft --> review
review --> closed
review --> draft
review --> merge{{Merge PR}}
review --> merge
```

## Handling stalled issues and pull requests

Unfortunately, some issues or pull requests can remain inactive for extended periods. To mitigate this, automation is employed to prompt both the author and maintainers, ensuring that all contributions receive appropriate attention.
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