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* The title must begin with `feat(module): title`, `fix(module): title`, `refactor(module): title` or
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`chore(module): title`.
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*`feat`: indicates a feature added (requires tests and README updates in principle, but can be suppressed)
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*`fix`: indicates a bug fixes (requires tests in principle, but can be suppressed)
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*`docs`: indicates updated documentation (docstrings or Markdown files)
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*`refactor`: indicates a feature-preserving refactoring
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*`chore`: something without directly visible user benefit (does not end up in the CHANGELOG). Typically used for build scripts, config, or changes so minor they don't warrant showing up the CHANGELOG.
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* Titles for `feat` and `fix` PRs end up in the change log. Think about what makes most sense for users reading the changelog while writing them.
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*`feat`: describe the feature (not the action of creating the commit or PR, for example, avoid words like "added" or "changed")
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