Add CONTRIBUTING.md documenting working practices under SIP-000#273
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(this is not a SIP) This document outlines the contributing guidelines for the SIPs repository, including submission processes, review etiquette, and workflow on GitHub.
This was referenced Jul 10, 2026
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This adds a CONTRIBUTING.md that writes down how we work in this repo: how to submit a SIP, review etiquette, how the SIP-000 statuses map to GitHub steps, what can change after a CAB vote, when a SIP PR merges, and how a ratified SIP gets updated.
Nothing in here changes the SIP process. It documents practice under SIP-000 and says so explicitly, where the two would disagree SIP-000 wins. That is also why this is a repo doc and not a SIP: these are working rules we should be able to improve with a simple PR.
Context: this came out of #241 and #228. The useful operational ideas from #241 live here now, and the answer to #228 is the last section, the replacement model is already in SIP-000. The workflow mapping builds on what whoabuddy wrote up in #145. The numbering rules and the Withdrawn Draft label come from the discussion in #260.
Feedback welcome, especially from editors and CAB members on whether this matches how we actually work.