Revert "Update issue templates (#212)" (#223)

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This reverts commit b5eb15c.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request performs a comprehensive revert of a previous update, aiming to undo a wide array of changes across the repository. The core purpose is to roll back newly introduced features, configurations, and dependencies, thereby restoring the project to a stable, prior state. This action addresses any unintended issues or regressions that may have been introduced by the original changes, ensuring the project's integrity and functionality.

Highlights

• Configuration Rollback: Reverted changes to various configuration files, including .changeset/config.json (restoring baseBranch to 'master'), CodeSandbox tasks, CNAME, funding, security policy, and Azure Pipelines.
• Dependency Version Reversion: Rolled back the next dependency version in extras/docs/package.json and extras/web/package.json from 15.4.10 to ^15.4.7.
• Issue Template Restoration: Undid minor formatting updates in .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug_report.md, custom.md, and feature_request.md, restoring their previous structure.
• Removal of Libraries and Submodules: Significantly, this PR removes entire directories and submodules related to lib/signals-implicit-mode, lib/signals-implicit-mode/lib/forge-std, and lib/signals-implicit-mode/lib/sequence-v3, effectively removing these components and their associated files from the project.

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• Ignored by pattern: .github/workflows/** (4)
  • .github/workflows/Docker.yml
  • .github/workflows/nextjs.yml
  • .github/workflows/publish-dists.yml
  • .github/workflows/web-sdk.yml

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Code Review

This pull request reverts commit b5eb15c53300d90ffab6c78ef837b06f76c2cf1f. The original commit appears to have introduced a large number of unintended changes, and this revert correctly undoes them. The changes in this PR consist mostly of file removals, along with some dependency downgrades and configuration changes that restore the previous state. I've reviewed the changes and they appear correct and complete for a revert. I see no issues with this pull request.