[Contributing] Don't enforce preservation of symbol names from leaked ZUN code

We can do much better ourselves.

Part of P0168, funded by Blue Bolt and rosenrose.
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On some occasions, ZUN leaked pieces of the actual PC-98 Touhou source code
during interviews. From these, we can derive ZUN's original names for certain
variables, functions, or macros. To indicate one of those and protect them
from being renamed, put a `/* ZUN symbol [reference] */` comment next to the
declaration of the identifier in question.
variables, functions, or macros. To indicate one of those, put a
`/* ZUN symbol [reference] */` comment next to the declaration and definition
of the identifier in question. Preserving any aspect from leaked ZUN code just
for the sake of it is not mandatory though, and in fact tends to make the
resulting code harder to understand. If you can come up with a better (or less
wrong) name, go for it.
Currently, we know about the following [references]: