docs: add DCO signoff requirement to commit guidelines#556
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Add Developer Certificate of Origin (DCO) section to commit message format guidelines. All commits should now use the --signoff flag to certify the contributor has the right to submit code under the project's open source license. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: JasonXuDeveloper - 傑 <jason@xgamedev.net>
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--signoff(or-s) flag when committingWhy This Matters
Signing off commits certifies that contributors have the right to submit code under the project's open source license. This is a standard practice for open source projects and helps maintain legal clarity.
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