docs(hacktoberfest): add comprehensive Hacktoberfest welcome guide #12
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This pull request adds a dedicated HACKTOBERFEST.md file that serves as a friendly and detailed welcome guide for Hacktoberfest participants. The file includes:
-A warm introduction to the project and purpose of the Hacktoberfest event.
-Clear instructions on how to fork, clone, and set up the project locally.
-Recommended Git workflows and branch naming conventions aligned with best practices.
-Important reminders about coding style, testing, and the pull request process.
-Tips tailored for first-time contributors to build confidence and ensure successful contributions.
-Encouragement for community engagement and respectful collaboration.
Including this file will significantly enhance contributor experience, encouraging high-quality, well-structured pull requests. It also helps maintainers by streamlining onboarding and reducing common errors.
Merging this file is a valuable step to make the project more inclusive and open-source friendly during Hacktoberfest and beyond.
Thank you for reviewing this pull request.
Happy Hacktoberfest.