Add pull request template

[AAYUSH-SPIDEY-SHARMA]

This PR introduces a PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md file to the repository. It aims to:

• Provide a clear structure for contributors when submitting PRs.
• Ensure consistency and quality across contributions.
• Facilitate a smoother and faster review process by including essential details upfront.

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🔗 Related Issue

Closes #15

This resolves the issue of missing PR guidelines by creating a standardized PR template that aligns with the repository's needs and improves contributor experience.

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✅ Checklist

Before submitting your PR, ensure the following:

• 📄 Clear Description: I have provided a detailed description of the changes made.
• 🖇️ Issue Linked: I have linked the correct issue and included its number above.
• 🚀 Functionality Tested: I have thoroughly tested the changes, and they work as intended.
• 🔍 Duplicate Check: I have ensured there are no other PRs addressing the same issue or feature.
• 📚 Documentation Updated: The PR template is self-documenting and does not require additional updates.
• ✨ Creative Touch: Added a checklist item to encourage contributors to go beyond minimum expectations.

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💡 Notes to Reviewers

• Feedback on the checklist structure and sections is appreciated.
• Let me know if you'd like additional examples or resources included in the template.

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🌟 Thank you for reviewing this PR and helping improve the project!

[d33bs]

Nice job! I left some minor feedback, otherwise this was looking good to me!

[d33bs]

Consider adding a documentation here about the keyword usage within pull requests and how this impacts the language used below within this section. This link might be informative within the HTML comment. https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/writing-on-github/working-with-advanced-formatting/using-keywords-in-issues-and-pull-requests

[d33bs]

Minor suggestion because not all PR's resolve a problem (some add features).

Suggested change

	- What problem does it solve?
	- What does this PR change within the project?

[d33bs]

Consider removing this title, which would otherwise show up in the template each time it is used.

[d33bs]

I really like the sentiment of this section! However, it could get repetitive if seen in multiple PR's. Consider moving the statement to an HTML comment near the beginning of the template as a message to the PR author.

[AAYUSH-SPIDEY-SHARMA]

Thank you so much for taking the time to review my pull request and for your valuable feedback! I’ve made the following changes as per your suggestions:

Related Issue Section:

I’ve added the documentation link on using keywords in pull requests, as you recommended. I believe this will help in understanding how certain keywords impact the PR’s language.
Description Section:

I’ve updated the wording in the description to address your concern. Instead of focusing only on problems, I’ve included what this PR changes within the project, ensuring it covers both feature additions and fixes.
Pull Request Template Title:

I’ve removed the "Pull Request Template ✨" title, as suggested, to avoid redundancy in the PR body.
Thank You Section:

I’ve moved the "Thank you for contributing!" message to an HTML comment at the top of the template, so it’s visible to the PR author but not repeated in every PR.
I appreciate your insights, and I hope these changes align better with the expectations for the project. Please let me know if there's anything else I can improve.

Thanks again for your time and feedback!

[jring-o]

@d33bs

Looking to confirm that the changes align with your review before I merge.

[eyermt]

It seems the additional commits have addressed @d33bs comments. After review, this seems like a great initial pr template. Thank you for your contribution, and for taking the time to make these additional improvements.

[AAYUSH-SPIDEY-SHARMA]

@eyermt Thank you for reviewing my PR. I look forward to working with you in the future!