tokio: fix broken 'contributing guide' link in README.md #2267
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The link to the contributing guide in the tokio sub crate was referencing a non-existent file. This updates the link to reference the repo root's CONTRIBUTING.md file. Fixes: tokio-rs#2266
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tokio: fix broken contributing guide link (tokio-rs#2267)
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The link to the contributing guide in the tokio sub crate's README.md was
referencing a non-existent file. This updates the link to reference
the repo root's CONTRIBUTING.md file.
Fixes: #2266
Motivation
There was a broken link to the CONTRIBUTING.md file in the sub crate
tokio/'s README.md file.Solution
This approach simply updates the link to point at the CONTRIBUTING.md file in the repo root. An alternative solution is to symlink the repo root's CONTRIBUTING.md file in the
tokio/sub crate.