working groups: add process for creating new WGs in a TAG #1159
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The whole process needs to be revamped as part of cncf#1158. There was some work that was started as part of cncf#868, but the PR has languished. This PR keeps the existing process and defines a lightweight process for creation of new WGs in a TAG. This mirrors the process we follow today. Signed-off-by: Nikhita Raghunath <[email protected]>
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The whole working group process needs to be revamped as part of #1158. There was some work that was started as part of #868, but the PR has languished.
This PR keeps the existing process and defines an additional lightweight process for creation of new WGs in a TAG. This mirrors the process we follow today.