cosmos: add a few extra contributing notes for Cosmos itself #3222
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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds a Cosmos DB-specific contributing guide to help team members navigate common integration testing workflows. The guide complements the existing Azure Core SDK contributing documentation by providing detailed instructions specific to Cosmos DB development.
Key changes:
- New CONTRIBUTING.md document explaining integration test workflows
- Documentation of the test proxy system and
AZURE_TEST_MODEenvironment variable - Instructions for recording, managing, and publishing HTTP interaction recordings
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As Cosmos folks are starting to work in the repo more, I've noticed a few common issues, and I figured it would help to have a Cosmos-specific CONTRIBUTING document to help folks find the answers to these questions :).