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Kaylen7 0e63d45be3 Corrected CONTRIBUTING.md Spanish version (#31010)
- Standarised the whole text in the use of 2nd person singular (tú) for referring to the reader. 
- Fixed some discrepancies with capital letters. Usually in Spanish it's not so common to capitalise common nouns. 
- Changed a couple of sentences that didn't sound clear. I used the English version of the article to find the meaning and propose a change of words. 

I honestly don't know how we should translate the word issues. I understand "problema" is definitely it, but in sentences it might not seem clear when it's about a doubt the user has, or when, something reported. I think the usage of the verb "reportar" might be key to clarify the meaning in sentences where both kinds of issues are mixed. (I apologise beforehand if this explanation seems a bit poor. I've been trying to find the right language forum for this kinds of issues ;) ).
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Documentation Quick Reference

Hello 👋!

This directory contains all of the documentation on contributing to freeCodeCamp.org

If you are getting started, start by reading this first.


Quick references articles

1. How to work on Guide articles.
2. How to work on Coding Challenges.
3. How to setup freeCodeCamp locally.
4. How to catch outgoing emails locally.

Style guides

1. Style guide for creating guide articles.
2. Style guide for creating coding challenges.

Quick commands reference when working locally

A quick reference to the commands that you will need when working locally.

command description
npm run bootstrap Bootstraps the different services.
npm run seed Parse all the challenge markdown files and inserts them into MongoDB.
npm run develop Starts the freeCodeCamp API Server and Client Applications.
npm test Run all JS tests in the system, including client, server, lint and challenge tests.
npm run test:client Run the client test suite.
npm run test:curriculum Run the curriculum test suite.
npm run test:server Run the server test suite.
npm run commit An interactive tool to help you build a good commit message.