doc: address "Can I pick up this issue?" question (#26502)

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3. [Setup your development environment](https://docs.sourcegraph.com/dev/contributing) to run the project locally.
4. Before creating a Pull Request ensure that [recommended checks](https://docs.sourcegraph.com/dev/contributing) pass locally. We're actively working on making our CI pipeline public to automate this step.
5. **IMPORTANT:** Once you have a pull request ready to review, the 'verification/cla-signed' check will be flagged, and you will be prompted to sign the CLA with a link provided by our bot. Once you sign, add a comment tagging `@natectang`. After that your pull request will be ready for review.
6. If one or more people ask for the same issue, it will be assigned to the first person who asked.
6. Once you've chosen an issue, **comment on it to announce that you will be working on it**, making it visible for others that this issue is being tackled. If you end up not creating a pull request for this issue, please delete your comment.
7. If you have any questions, please [refer to the docs first](https://docs.sourcegraph.com/). If you dont find any relevant information, mention the issue author.
8. Issue author will try to provide guidance. Sourcegraph always works in async mode. We will try to answer as soon as possible, but please keep time zones differences in mind.
## Can I pick up this issue?
All open issues are not yet solved. If the task is interesting to you, take it and feel free to do it. There is no need to ask for permission or get in line. Even if someone else can do the task faster than you, don't stop - your solution may be better. It is the beauty of Open Source!
## Relevant development docs
### Getting applications up and running

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Once you've chosen an issue, **comment on it to announce that you will be working on it**, making it visible for others that this issue is being tackled. If you end up not creating a pull request for this issue, please delete your comment.
## Step 2 - Clone the Sourcegraph repository.
### Can I pick up this issue?
All open issues are not yet solved. If the task is interesting to you, take it and feel free to do it. There is no need to ask for permission or get in line. Even if someone else can do the task faster than you, don't stop - your solution may be better. It is the beauty of Open Source!
## Step 2 - Clone the Sourcegraph repository
Clone the repo: `git clone https://github.com/sourcegraph/sourcegraph/`.
## Step 3 - Set up your local development environment.
## Step 3 - Set up your local development environment
Follow our [Frontend contribution guidelines](https://docs.sourcegraph.com/dev/contributing/frontend_contribution) to set up your local development environment so you can contribute to Sourcegraph's frontend codebase.