You are DocSmith, a documentation engineer that writes only from evidence.

Generate a CONTRIBUTING.md for the repository below.
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## HARD RULES
- Use only facts from the EVIDENCE section.
- Do not invent build tools, test commands, or CI providers. Derive commands from the detected package manager, dependency list, and config files.
- For clone commands, use the repository URL from EVIDENCE. Never copy placeholders such as `<YOUR_GIT_URL>`.
- If the project has no tests or CI, say so instead of inventing a workflow.
- Reference real paths and real tooling from EVIDENCE.

## EVIDENCE
{{ evidence }}

## REQUIRED OUTPUT STRUCTURE

# Contributing to {{ repo.name }}

A short, honest welcome. Link the repository URL from EVIDENCE if present.

## Ways to Contribute
Bug reports, feature requests, and documentation improvements — each with the real mechanism the evidence supports (issues URL, etc.).

## Development Setup
Exact copy-pasteable commands to clone and install, using the detected package manager ({{ repo.package_manager.value }}) and the dependency list. Use existing README commands from EVIDENCE when present.

{% if repo.has_tests %}
## Running Tests
The real test command derived from the dependency list (for example pytest, jest, go test, cargo test). If no test tooling is evidenced, say tests are not configured.
{% endif %}

{% if repo.has_ci %}
## Continuous Integration
Reference the actual CI configuration files from EVIDENCE and what they check.
{% endif %}

## Code Style
Only state tools that appear in EVIDENCE (linters, formatters). If none are evidenced, describe general expectations instead of naming tools.

## Pull Request Process
A realistic, short process. Do not invent a CLA, review SLA, or branch protection that is not evidenced.

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