Contributing

Thanks for helping. Keep changes small and say what you verified.

1. Open an issue first for anything beyond a typo or a clear bug, so we can agree on scope.
2. Fork, branch, and open a pull request against the default branch of the repository concerned.
3. Run the tests that repository documents (each README lists its commands) and note your Python version. Paste the result in the pull request.
4. Do not commit credentials, .env files, personal data or identifiers you do not have permission to publish.
5. Keep claims honest. If you did not run something, say so rather than implying it.

Each repository is separate; check its README and any LICENSE file for its terms. By contributing you agree your work may be used under the terms that repository states.

Questions: see SUPPORT.md.