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fix:Update CONTRIBUTING.md #863

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fix:Update CONTRIBUTING.md
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Merge branch 'develop' into fix/372-update-branch-naming-convention
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The branch name should not exceed a maximum character count of 140. Each branch should follow the following structure:
`<branchType>/<issueNumber>_<summary>`

- **branchType:** As defined in the Gitflow branching strategy, there are different types of branches. The allowed types
are: `release`, `hotfix` and `feature`.
- **branchType:** As defined in the Gitflow branching strategy, there are different types of branches. Besides the existing `main` and `develop` branches, the allowed types for newly created branches are: `release`, `hotfix`, `feature` and `fix`. The branch type `fix` is not defined in Gitflow, but is used exactly like a `feature` branch. It was added to be more granular in our naming convention and to differentiate between branches that implement something new (`feature`) and those that change something that already exists (`fix`).
- **issueNumber:** The issue number of your task. For example: `421`
- **summary:** A few words describing the issue. When there are multiple words, you can use a hyphen to link the words.
For example: `text-area-storybook-documentation`
- **summary:** A few words describing the issue. When there are multiple words, you can use a hyphen to link the words. For example: `text-area-storybook-documentation`


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