📝 Add emoji references #304
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Also note, it seems Documenter.jl does not know what emojis are, so in the contribution guidelines there are 💡s and 👍s which do not get rendered.. They display fine on Github though |
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Semantic descriptions (aka emojis) look pretty cool, add them to the contribution guidelines 😄