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# Prefixes:
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#   bump            = bump version
#   chore(subtype)  = chore
#   docs            = documentation
#   feat            = new feature
#   fix             = fixing something
#   patch           = fixing something that's technically not broken... yet
#   ref             = refactoring code
#   sec             = security related
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#   beautify, style = code style changes
#   tag             = release tag commits (rare, but happens)
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# Chore subtypes:
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#   chore(deps)   = update dependency
#   chore(fmt)    = similar to beautify/style, but in a more compact way
#   chore(gen)    = update generated code/documentation
#   chore(lang)   = typo fix, refrasing sentences, fix any language related issues


# Description
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# Keywords:
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#   Add       = create a capability e.g. feature, test, dependency.
#   Drop      = delete a capability e.g. feature, test, dependency.
#   Fix       = fix an issue e.g. bug, typo, accident, misstatement.
#   Bump      = increase the version of something e.g. a dependency.
#   Make      = change the build process, or tools, or infrastructure.
#   Start     = begin doing something; e.g. enable a toggle, feature flag, etc.
#   Stop      = end doing something; e.g. disable a toggle, feature flag, etc.
#   Optimize  = a change that MUST be just about performance, e.g. speed up code.
#   Document  = a change that MUST be only in the documentation, e.g. help files.
#   Refactor  = a change that MUST be just refactoring.
#   Reformat  = a change that MUST be just format, e.g. indent line, trim space, etc.
#   Rephrase  = a change that MUST be just textual, e.g. edit a comment, doc, etc.


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