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Pulls and issues follow templates, after knotless's

Merged chadtmiller.com asked to merge into main from grain.social/grain-ios:templates
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<!-- Title: the symptom, not the cure, at most 72 characters: "Feed
jumps to the top after posting a comment". For a request, what you
cannot do: "No way to reorder photos in a gallery", and keep only
"What happened", as what you were trying to do and what stopped
you. -->
## What happened
<!-- The screen and what you did, and exactly what it said: paste
errors as text, not a paraphrase. A screenshot or recording helps. -->
## How to see it
<!-- Steps someone else can follow, from a fresh login if they can, and
the gallery, profile or post involved. This matters most and is the
hardest part to give: say which steps you are unsure of. -->
## What you expected
## Where
<!-- The build number (Settings, or TestFlight), from the App Store or
TestFlight; the device and iOS version. -->
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<!-- Title: what the app does once this lands, as main's log reads:
"Comments keep their place when the keyboard opens". At most 72
characters, no period, never only the activity ("Fix bug",
"Update feed view"). The squash commit takes this title and body
as its message, so say everything here: a link is no substitute
for the reason. Delete a section that has nothing to say, but keep
at least one: a body with none of these headings is refused. -->
## What changes
<!-- What someone using Grain, or reading the code, finds different.
One bold-led paragraph per part when there are several. -->
## Why
<!-- The problem, and why this way over the others considered.
"Fixes <issue's page or at:// URI>" closes it as this merges; say
what it was all the same. -->
## How it was checked
<!-- Tests added or run; the simulator or device and iOS version it was
tried on, against which server. What is left to CI. Screenshots of
what it changes on screen, attached. -->
## Shortcomings
<!-- What it does not do, what was not run, what could go wrong. -->
## Review
<!-- Optional: the kind of review wanted (a quick look, the design,
one risky part) and where to start reading. -->