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  • Performance-sensitive behavior, page weight, caching, preloading, or resource hints.
  • Settings schema, storage contracts, migration, import/export, and validation.
  • Confirmed or likely defect affecting runtime behavior, UX, compatibility, or data handling.
  • Pull requests that update a dependency file
  • This issue or pull request already exists
  • Feature or improvement request that changes product behavior or user experience.
  • Scoped, low-risk issue suitable for a first contribution.
  • Maintainer-reviewed issue where outside contribution is welcome.
  • This doesn't seem right
  • Pull requests that update javascript code
  • Important for the next planned release or high user impact.
  • Nice-to-have, low urgency, or small polish item.
  • Useful or user-impacting work that should be planned but is not blocking now.
  • Further information is requested
  • Touches public data, options, hooks, migrations, or established behavior.
  • Should be resolved or explicitly deferred before the target release ships.
  • Work has a branch, PR, or active release branch implementation path.
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  • Needs acceptance criteria, scope, UX, or technical design before implementation.
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  • Scoped enough for implementation without major open questions.
  • Engineering maintenance, CI, dependency, refactor, tooling, or release hygiene.