Updated GSoC Contributor Manual (markdown)

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And open source project is not just coding. We recommend to spend some time each day on the following:
- Look at new pull requests. Can you add a comment or do a full review to improve it? Even just testing it locally and sharing your impression is helpful.
- Look at new issues and discussions. Some may be questions or support requests that can be answered quickly. Others may be duplicates of existing issues and should be marked as such.
- Look at old issues. Some may have good ideas, but have become stale. Can you revive them by adding new information?
- Look at old issues. Some may have good ideas, but have become stale. Can you revive them by adding new information?
## Misc
- **AI-generated code**: Using common AI tools to generate code is OK and encouraged, if it helps you write better code. As an open source contributor you can often get free access to Copilot for example. Just be aware that this generated code needs very close examination and you shouldn't spam PRs with large amounts of nonsensical code. I.e. you still need to understand and take responsibility for what's generated.