Update contributing.md

[PATILYASHH]

i changed the repo links but there still images need to change

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated contributing guidelines to reflect the rebranding of the repository from github-error-solve to DevToolsArena.
  • Adjusted all relevant commands and links to ensure consistency with the new project name.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes involve updating references in the contributing guidelines as the project transitions from the name github-error-solve to DevToolsArena. This rebranding impacts commands for cloning the repository, directory navigation, and issue reporting, ensuring consistency throughout the documentation. Contributors will need to adopt the new repository name in their workflows, enhancing overall clarity and coherence in project contributions.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
contributing.md	Updated repository name from github-error-solve to DevToolsArena in all relevant commands and links.

Possibly related issues

• contributing.md need to update  #256: This issue highlights the need to update the contributing.md file, which aligns directly with the changes made in this PR.

Poem

🐰 In a garden lush and bright,
A name change brings new light.
From github-error-solve to a brand new frame,
DevToolsArena is the name of the game!
Hop along, dear friends, let's celebrate,
Contributions now flow at an even faster rate! 🌼

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[devvsakib]

Thanks Mann