Copy docs from djangoproject.com to here for future change tracking#68
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Copy docs from djangoproject.com to here for future change tracking#68
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Currently our CoC itself and several supporting documents only live in the djangoproject.com repo as templates. I want to make these plaintext versions our canonical source moving forward so we can track changes without worrying about styling and html.