Merge pull request #239 from 1Password/hculea/add-pr-template

Add pull request template

Author: AndyTitu

.github/pull_request_template.md

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+## Overview
+<!--  
+Provide a high-level description of this change.   
+-->
+
+
+
+## Type of change
+<!--  
+Check the box below that describes your change best:
+--> 
+
+- [ ] Created a new plugin
+- [ ] Improved an existing plugin
+- [ ] Fixed a bug in an existing plugin
+- [ ] Improved contributor utilities or experience
+
+## Related Issue(s)
+<!--  
+If applicable - add the issue that your PR relates to or closes:
+  - use Resolves: #ISSUE_NUMBER to trigger closing of the issue on merge of this PR  
+  - use Relates: #ISSUE_NUMBER to indicate relation to an issue, but issue will not close  
+-->  
+
+* Resolves: #
+* Relates: #
+
+## How To Test
+<!--
+Provide testing instructions for validating the changes introduced in this PR.
+This will serve as a starting point for your reviewers, for functional testing.
+
+If you created a new plugin, you can add a command here which can be used to test authentication.
+For example, for the AWS CLI:
+  aws s3 ls
+-->
+
+
+
+## Changelog
+<!--  
+A one line sentence describing the change that this PR introduces. 
+If this has impact over the user experience, your changelog will be included in the release notes of the next stable version of 1Password CLI.
+
+Here are a few guidelines for writing a good changelog:
+- Keep your description to a single sentence if you can, and use proper capitalization and punctuation, including a final period.
+- Don't use emoji in your description.
+- Avoid starting your sentence with "improved" or "fixed". Instead, describe the improvement or say what you fixed.
+- Avoid using terminology like "Users are shown" or "You can now" and instead focus on the thing that was changed.
+
+A few examples:
+
+Authenticate the AWS CLI using Touch ID and other unlock options with 1Password Shell Plugins.
+The AWS plugin can now be correctly initialized with a default credential, using `op plugin init`.
+The AWS plugin now checks for the `AWS_SHARED_CREDENTIALS_FILE` environment variable and attempts to import credentials using the specified file.
+
+For more examples, have a look over 1Password CLI's past release notes: 
+https://app-updates.agilebits.com/product_history/CLI2
+-->  
+
+