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PRs From a Fork
When you fork someone's repository on a platform like GitHub, you get a copy of the repository in your account. This is the standard way to contribute to someone else's open-source project. The steps are typically:

Fork their repo into your account
Clone your fork to your local machine
Create a new branch (let's call it your_feature)
Make changes
Commit and push changes to your fork's remote your_feature branch
Create a pull request to original_owner/repo main from your_username/repo your_feature
Then the original owner can review your changes. If they like them, they can merge the changes straight from your fork into their repository.