Commenting on documentation and maybe updating is a good point yes. Onboarding docs can get quite stale. Both doc and test have the advantage of not breaking s

Commenting on documentation and maybe updating is a good point yes. Onboarding docs can get quite stale. Both doc and test have the advantage of not breaking stuff for other users. Sort of, adding huge tests that make CI timeout or bogus doc is not ideal either. But at least both of those are on the starting path of understanding how the project works, which is a pre-requisite for contributing code.