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Guide first-time contributors through client registration and notify moderators - #28
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CONTRIBUTING.md now tells a new contributor to fork the repository and open the registration pull request with the client registration description, and explains that checks wait for a moderator to approve the run for first-time contributors, so a pull request with no finished checks is waiting, not broken.
The maintainer pull request template starts with a comment that points registrations to the registration template, because GitHub offers no menu for choosing a template.
A new CODEOWNERS file asks the moderator team for review when clients/, bans.json or exclusions.json change, which also notifies them of new registrations.