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Fix broken link in contributing document #4565

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The current link doesn't lead to the desired page:
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This PR fixes it.

A more systematic fix might be to use some kind of a broken link finder, perhaps in a cron-triggered GitHub workflow (e.g. this — note that I haven't tried this one).

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This looks like the correct link now. I used the old like probably less than 6 months ago, so this does appear to be a fairly recent dead link.

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Yeah no worries! Just wanted to float a possibility of a more systematic prevention for this, but I presume this is low prio.

Anyhow, feel free to merge the PR if you can, I don't seem to have the rights.

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Anyhow, feel free to merge the PR if you can, I don't seem to have the rights.

No, only maintainers with write access can merge. It just can speed up the process sometimes if I have already reviewed the PRs before they get to them so that if there are obvious issues, they can be fixed before a maintainer views it. The maintainers have a lot to do, so it could be a long time between reviews. If they can merge/reject in one review rather than 2, or even just see that another contributor thinks the changes are sane, it's easier for everyone.

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