Community
Fugaro is a small open-source project, and everything a contributor needs is in the repository.
The repository
https://github.com/dimipaun/fugaro
Contributing
how to build and test the project, what a pull request is expected to carry, and the conventions a change is held to
Code of conduct
what taking part in the project asks of everyone who takes part in it
Security policy
how to report a vulnerability privately — not in an issue
Licence
the MIT licence, stated here because it is a fact about the source rather than a claim about anyone
Issues
Bugs, questions and proposals go in the repository's issues:
Bug report
Something does not work as documented.
Feature request
Suggest an improvement or a new capability.
Continuous integration
CI runs on every push to main and on demand.
Pull requests do not run CI: it is not a gate a change has to pass to be merged here.
That is what .github/workflows/ci.yml does today, read from the workflow itself. Where a change has to pass before it merges is a question for the repository's own branch protection, which the contributing guide covers.
Licence
Fugaro is released under the MIT licence: LICENSE is the whole of it, and it is the only text that governs what you may do with the code.