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This pull request introduces improvements to the GitHub workflow for handling challenge submissions and issue labeling. The main changes include adding a new issue template for challenge submissions and automating the labeling of issues and pull requests based on their titles.
Enhancements for challenge submissions:
challenge-submission.mdfor users to submit their weekly challenge solutions, including fields for week, challenge name, PR link, and comments.Automation of issue and pull request labeling:
auto-label.ymlthat automatically labels issues and pull requests based on their titles, such as adding "challenge" for PRs with "week-X" in the title, "question" for issues mentioning "question", and "bug" for issues mentioning "bug".