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Remove CODE_OF_CONDUCT, use org default [ci skip] #235

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- Only type classes that abstract over a proper type or a unary type constructor are currently supported. This will be extended to binary type constructors in the future, and perhaps n-ary type constructors.
- When defining a type class as a subtype of another type class, and defining an abstract member of the super type concretely in the sub type, the `override` keyword must be used. For example, defining `map` in terms of `flatMap` requires `override def map[A, B](...)`.
- See the GitHub issues list for other known limitations and please open issues for any other limitations you encounter. If you suspect a problem, it may be helpful to run with the `simulacrum.trace` system property (e.g., `sbt -Dsimulacrum.trace compile`), which adds a significant amount of logging to the compiler output.

Code of Conduct
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See the [Code of Conduct](CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md).
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