Update PR template by commenting out instructions #315
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Inspired by @nevi-me 's PR apache/arrow-rs#278 Some contributors don't remove the guidelines when creating PRs, so it might be more convenient if we hide them behind comments. The comments are still visible when editing, but are not displayed when the markdown is rendered
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Inspired by (well, copied from) @nevi-me 's PR apache/arrow-rs#278
Rationale for this change
Some contributors don't remove the guidelines when creating PRs, so it might be more convenient if we hide them behind comments.
The comments are still visible when editing, but are not displayed when the markdown is rendered
What changes are included in this PR?
Comments out the text, but not the headings of this PR template.
Are there any user-facing changes?
no