docs/device-categorization: avoid nesting and repetions

Part-of: <https://gitlab.postmarketos.org/postmarketOS/pmaports/-/merge_requests/7077>
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approvals* (instead of the usual two).
* Everyone should be given the chance to look at the entire device port again,
to identify issues/possible improvements. Therefore the MR should not be
merged before a *minimum time of one week* passed.
** Clarification on the week: usually the MR should be in good shape when
opened, and only minor fixups should need to be done before merging. If that
is the case, then it is one week after the MR was opened. Otherwise, one week
after there were the last significant changes.
merged before a *minimum time of one week* passed. Usually, the MR should be
in good shape when opened, and only minor fixups should need to be done before
merging. If that is the case, then it is one week after the MR was
opened. Otherwise, one week after there were the last significant changes.
* Reviewers should look at all files that were moved and add comments as
necessary. (GitLab currently doesn't allow in-line comments for moved files
(https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/213446[gitlab#213446]), so just
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* Reviewers should pay special attention to consistency issues, as outlined in
https://gitlab.postmarketos.org/postmarketOS/postmarketos/-/issues/24[postmarketos#24].
* Consistency issues/possible improvements in the existing features (not missing
features) should be discussed and ideally fixed before merge.
** Consistency changes that require lots of work should be documented as issues
at least. (Let's not unnecessarily delay merge, that's annoying for
everyone.)
features) should be discussed and ideally fixed before merge. Consistency
changes that require lots of work should be documented as issues an expect to
be fixed in the future, but should not unnecessarily delay merge.
==== After merge ====
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=== Moving to a lower category ===
If rules to keep a device in a category are no longer fulfilled, we should
create a merge request to move them to the now appropriate category. So far we
did not come up with extra rules, so we would treat it just like any other merge
request.
create a merge request to move them to the now appropriate category.
== See also ==