Update contribution guide & year in license file and footer #689
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Our contribution guide was outdated and the information it had is now available in our Wiki, e.g. what kind of branches we use. The new contribution guide explains a bit of MaMpf history and then explains the situation about working at MaMpf, e.g. that we are only a small team and have limited resources to provide onboarding, but nevertheless welcome new contributions from anybody (after they have created an issue an discussed the idea with us).
The new contribution guide looks like this.