New github report templates

[michelebastione]

Edited the bug report and feature request github templates to help the users create more detailed reports.
Also removed the duplicate report issue template and the superfluous custom report template.

@shps951023 @izanhzh What do you think? Do you want to tweak them a little bit?

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on improving the quality and clarity of issue reporting by refining the existing GitHub issue templates. The changes aim to streamline the process for users to submit more comprehensive bug reports and feature requests, thereby assisting maintainers in more efficiently understanding and addressing reported issues. Redundant and unnecessary templates have also been removed to simplify the issue creation workflow.

Highlights

• Bug Report Template Enhancement: The bug_report.md template has been significantly updated to guide users in providing more detailed and structured information, including sections for description, expected/actual behavior, workarounds, environment details, and file uploads.
• Feature Request Template Improvement: The feature_request.md template has been revamped to encourage comprehensive feature suggestions, now including sections for a feature summary, document formats, motivation, proposed solution, alternatives, and additional context.
• Template Removal: The custom.md and report_issue.md templates have been removed. The report_issue.md was identified as a duplicate, and custom.md was deemed superfluous.

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Code Review

This pull request significantly improves the issue templates for bug reports and feature requests by adding more structure and detailed sections. This will guide users to provide more complete information, which should streamline the issue management process. The removal of redundant templates is also a great cleanup. I've made a couple of minor suggestions to fix a typo and a formatting inconsistency.

[izanhzh]

@michelebastione I think this is great.

[shps951023]

@michelebastione 😍 Please keep going

[izanhzh]

@michelebastione I came back just to let you know that I really love the code refactoring results in version 2.0. I've been extremely busy recently and haven't had time to follow up on the improvements and adjustments in 2.0. 😁

[michelebastione]

Thank you @izanhzh , I appreciate that a lot! There's still a few places I'm trying to improve on but the codebase is particularly entangled so it'll need more work, we'll see! Feel free to share more detailed feedback!