fix: заменить битые ссылки на GitHub Discussions ссылками на Issues

Discussions в репозитории не включены (has_discussions: false), поэтому
../../discussions отдавал 404 в README и CONTRIBUTING. Issues уже
включены и используются для багов — направляем туда же и предложения фич/
неочевидные случаи лицензии.
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## Proposing features
Open a [Discussion](../../discussions) first for anything that changes the data model or adds a new area of the app — it's a lot easier to align on the shape of a feature before code exists than to rework a finished PR.
Open an [Issue](../../issues) first for anything that changes the data model or adds a new area of the app — it's a lot easier to align on the shape of a feature before code exists than to rework a finished PR.
## License

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Aurum is released under the [PolyForm Noncommercial License 1.0.0](LICENSE).
In plain terms: you can read the code, self-host it, modify it, and use it for any personal, educational, or noncommercial purpose, for free, forever. What you can't do is take it (or a modified version of it) and sell it, host it as a paid service for others, or otherwise build a commercial product on top of it. This is **not** an OSI-approved open source license — it's **source-available**. See the [LICENSE](LICENSE) file for the exact terms, and open a [Discussion](../../discussions) if you have a use case you're not sure is covered.
In plain terms: you can read the code, self-host it, modify it, and use it for any personal, educational, or noncommercial purpose, for free, forever. What you can't do is take it (or a modified version of it) and sell it, host it as a paid service for others, or otherwise build a commercial product on top of it. This is **not** an OSI-approved open source license — it's **source-available**. See the [LICENSE](LICENSE) file for the exact terms, and open an [Issue](../../issues) if you have a use case you're not sure is covered.
## ❤️ Support Aurum