docs: fix code of conduct link in CONTRIBUTING#1538
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@olirice @silentworks tagging two maintainers for review per the contributing guide. One line docs fix, CONTRIBUTING.md links to a CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md that does not exist in this repo, so the link now points at the org level file that GitHub already associates with the repo. |
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CONTRIBUTING.md links to
./CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md, which doesn't exist in this repo, so the link 404s.The code of conduct lives in the org-wide health files repo: https://github.com/supabase/.github/blob/main/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md (GitHub already applies it to this repo's community profile). This updates the link to point there instead of adding a duplicate file.
Documentation-only change, same shape as #1493.
cc @olirice @silentworks