Copy the CONTRIBUTING from coc.nvim.

[corbob]

coc.nvim is MIT licensed, has a reasonable document that covers most of our setup.
Changed it slightly to make it more PowerShell heavy.

Fixes #45

[corbob]

I probably should have marked this as WIP. I would like to cleanup a bit to make it more coc-powershell centric.

[corbob]

I've updated with the finds from @TylerLeonhardt .

One thing that might be helpful is if we could somehow have a docker container to assist with development. Working on the PS Conference Book Volume 2, they've added a dev container that has all of the linting tools and such that can be spun up to do the tests. Would be good if we could get something similar to possibly reduce the barrier to entry for new contributors.

Once #49 is merged, perhaps we can build off of it for a development container 🤷‍♂

[TylerLeonhardt]

Looks good. The only feedback is that the Contribute Code section is a bit strict. Maybe tone down the bullet points? There’s something about comment messages and I don’t think we care that much.

[TylerLeonhardt]

Also mention we borrowed this from coc.nvim

[corbob]

Looks good. The only feedback is that the Contribute Code section is a bit strict. Maybe tone down the bullet points? There’s something about comment messages and I don’t think we care that much.

Yeah, I saw it, but didn't get to actually looking at it. I understand the reasoning for it, but as you said, we don't seem to care that much about it.

Also mention we borrowed this from coc.nvim

I added a little tongue in cheek note that we shamelessly stole it from coc.nvim.

[TylerLeonhardt]

LGTM except the comment about the Dockerfile that we can add in once the Dockerfile is ready

[yatli]

LGTM!