(RFC) Draft initial RFC guidance #868
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SteveL-MSFT
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This change adds the `.rfc` folder to the project with draft documentation for the RFC process, an RFC template, and scaffolded folders for accepted RFCs (`.rfc/draft`) implemented RFCs (`.rfc/final`).
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Adds a section around guidance for commenting and clarifies expectations for the WG during the review process. These additions were driven from interviews with community contributors and their prior experience with RFC processes.
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PR Summary
This change adds the
.rfcfolder to the project with draft documentation for the RFC process, an RFC template, and scaffolded folders for accepted RFCs (.rfc/draft) implemented RFCs (.rfc/final).PR Context
Drafting an RFC process to address growing need for more in-depth design documents/discussion than we can review in issues or discussions alone.