Adoption of Conventional Commits

Hello 👋 ,

This issue is opened to propose the adoption of ["Conventional Commits"](https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/) in our project to make our development process more organized and understandable. Conventional Commits provide a standardized way of writing commit messages, which greatly benefits version management, release notes, and automation for a project.

Proposal:
We are considering the following steps to embrace the usage of Conventional Commits in our project:

Add a Guideline: Create a CONTRIBUTING.md or a similar guideline file that explains how contributors should use Conventional Commits.

Define Rules: Specify the Conventional Commits rules that will be used in the project and add them to the README or CONTRIBUTING.md file.

Automation Integration: Integrate tools that automatically enforce the usage of Conventional Commits, such as Commitizen or Husky.

Update Documentation: Update the project's documentation to encourage and educate contributors on the advantages of using Conventional Commits.

Reasons:
The usage of Conventional Commits offers several advantages for our project:

Improved Version Management: Conventional Commits facilitate the generation of clear and organized release notes, making it easier for users to understand what has changed in each release.

Automation Benefits: They enable us to automate tasks like generating changelogs and version bumping, reducing the manual effort required in our release process.

Clarity and Traceability: Commit messages become more descriptive and follow a consistent pattern, which improves the clarity of the development history and makes it easier to trace changes.

Integration with Issue Tracking: Conventional Commits often integrate seamlessly with issue tracking systems, enhancing our project management capabilities.

By adopting Conventional Commits, we can streamline our development process, enhance communication among contributors, and provide a more transparent view of our project's evolution.

Please consider this proposal, and we eagerly await your feedback.

Thank you.