Update focus area issue template for 2024. #385
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This tries to explicitly collect more data than the template from 2023, but the majority of it remains optional. In particular it provides different spaces for different kinds of supporting data, so it's easier to see which proposals have which kinds of evidence backing up their likely impact.
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This tries to explicitly collect more data than the template from 2023, but the majority of it remains optional. In particular it provides different spaces for different kinds of supporting data, so it's easier to see which proposals have which kinds of evidence backing up their likely impact.