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chore: let the code of conduct cascade from the org - #13
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The
CODE_OF_CONDUCT.mdhere is a pointer — it names the Contributor Covenant v2.1 and givesopensource@simtabi.com. Both live inlaranail/.github/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md, the full 132-line text with the same address, which GitHub serves to every repo in the org lacking its own.Verified before removing: the org copy is a strict superset, and the cascade reaches private repositories (measured on
licence-override-vendor-presets, restored byte-identically).