Require proposals to request one feature only

Cramming multiple feature requests in a single proposal makes
it harder to discuss items individually.
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1. Only proposals that properly fill out the template will be considered. If
the template is not filled out or is filled out improperly, it will be closed.
2. All proposals must be linked to a substantive use-case. In justifying your
2. Please open one proposal per feature requested. Do not cram multiple feature
requests in a single proposal, as this makes it harder to discuss features
individually.
3. All proposals must be linked to a substantive use-case. In justifying your
proposal, it is not enough to say it would be "nice" or "helpful". Use the
template to show how Godot is not currently meeting your needs and then
explain how your proposal will meet a particular need.
3. Other users must express interest in your proposal for it to be considered.
4. Other users must express interest in your proposal for it to be considered.
Godot is community-driven: if no other users are interested in your proposal,
it may be closed. It is up to you to draw interest in your proposed feature.
Start by reaching out on the community channels (Reddit, Discord, IRC, etc.
see the [Community Channels](http://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/community/channels.html) doc),
then create your proposal once you have gained some interest.
4. You can make a PR implementing the feature in the main repository before
5. You can make a PR implementing the feature in the main repository before
making a proposal. However, if it is a large change, a core developer may
require that you make a proposal before your PR can be merged. It is always
better to make and discuss a proposal before spending your time implementing
a new feature.
5. If you or another user is capable of making a PR, include that fact in
6. If you or another user is capable of making a PR, include that fact in
the issue or in a subsequent comment so that a core contributor can
fast-track the approval process.