Add paragraph on re-requesting reviews in code reviews #146
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This PR adds a paragraph to the
code-review.qmdpage of the blueprints, providing guidelines on how to proceed with pull requests after a reviewer has requested changes.It does not strictly require a specific workflow, but rather provides Epiverse-TRACE with guidelines to maximise communication between reviewer and reviewee to ensure code quality is optimised through pull request review process.
This was worked on collaboratively with @jamesmbaazam, and was discussed in the Epiverse-TRACE development meeting (2025-02-11) to ensure a rough consensus on the guidelines is agreed.