chore: Update repo structure to more bare bones.

[wkyoshida]

Looked today some into how to include Scribe-i18n into the other repos..

Actually thinking now of reorganizing the structure of the Scribe-i18n repo a bit, so that including it in the other repos becomes a little cleaner.

In the other repositories, the idea would be roughly to add Scribe-i18n under some i18n/ directory. Issue is that the current structure of the Scribe-i18n repo is roughly:

• .github/
  • .github files
• i18n/
  • *.json files
• ...other files...

All of this would get looped in when inserting Scribe-i18n in the other repos

The idea with this PR is to start restructuring Scribe-i18n to a more bare bones format, i.e. moving the *.json files to the root, removing some files that won't get used (e.g. CHANGELOG.md). Ideally, we could then get a structure where the i18n/ directory in the other repos is minimized to simply:

• *.json files
• ...fewer other misc files...

As far as other files, I was thinking of even merging CONTRIBUTING.md and the README.md by simply having the contribution guidelines (e.g. Transifex) directly into the README.md. Removing some of the .github files that won't get used is also another idea.

Let me know if there are questions with what I'm thinking here 😆

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[wkyoshida]

Related issue #1

[andrewtavis]

Makes sense to me, @wkyoshida! Let's continue the discussion in #5 for how else we should change things here :)