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Bug reports, code, tests, docs, translations, and review all help. Pick the one that fits the time you have.
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v0.9.11 release credit
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This release includes code, tests, reproductions, and verification from the community. If a maintainer reworks a patch before it lands, the original author stays credited in the commit, the changelog, and the contributor record.