Add simplified contribution model diagram for educational clarity#3595
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Summary
This pull request adds a simplified contribution model diagram to the README
to help readers better understand how contributors collaborate asynchronously
using GitHub’s fork-and-pull-request workflow.
What was added
Why this change is useful
Although this repository is documentation-focused, the contribution workflow
itself is an excellent real-world example of:
This addition improves clarity for students, educators, and newcomers learning
about open-source collaboration models.
Scope of change
Thank you for maintaining Open Source Guides!