Reintroduce "Why It's Good For The Game" in PR template. (#377)

Reintroduces "Why It's Good For The Game" from upstream /tg/'s PR
template.

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## About The Pull Request
Reintroduces "Why It's Good For The Game" from upstream /tg/'s PR
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There's no real reason why this shouldn't be in the template. It's on
upstream /tg/'s for a reason.
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