Delete PR template

[joroKr21]

Stop asking contributors to run +prePR.
That's a way too heavy operation for a laptop due to Scala native. It's better to open a PR and let CI check it.

Thank you for contributing to Cats!

This is a kind reminder to run sbt +prePR and commit the changed files, if any, before submitting.

No, thanks! I have to kill -9 it if I try 😄

[danicheg]

Tend to agree with this removal. But according to the cats usage of Scala Native, a regular contributor could unlikely break it. Maybe we can create some handy alias for JVM only?

[joroKr21]

Perhaps. I couldn't find where it's defined so I'm not even sure what it does 🤔

[armanbilge]

I also agree, regardless of Scala Native +prePR is always hitting a nail with a hammer. Chances are you actually only need to format 1 or 2 files you happened to touch (I use right-click in VSCode metals to do this per-file, there's also a shortcut).

I think it would still be useful to have some guide for users here. Fortunately all projects are working the same so maybe we can add something to sbt-typelevel docs and link to it from all the Typelevel PR templates. e.g. if formatting fails in CI, run scalafmt, if Scala version x.y.z fails to compile run ++ x.y.z compile, etc.

[armanbilge]

I couldn't find where it's defined

https://github.com/typelevel/sbt-typelevel/blob/8b7e77e91bd34038605eb71e8d78fb8a558321d6/core/src/main/scala/org/typelevel/sbt/TypelevelPlugin.scala#L88-L101

[joroKr21]

That doesn't look like something which can run only on the JVM subprojects

[satorg]

Thank you!