Ideas for more "topic" labels

[KoloInDaCrib]

"Topic" labels are a great way for making the issues and pull requests more distinct. However, it has bothered me a bit that some don't have them because there doesn't exist an appropriate "topic" label . So here are some of my ideas for additional "topic" labels:

Label	Description
topic: save data	Issues and Pull Requests related to the Save Data.
topic: stage editor	Essentially just the topic: chart editor label but for the Stage Editor. i am biased for this one
topic: gameplay	Issues and Pull Requests related to the Gameplay of a Song. That would also include Pause Screen, Gameover Screen, Results Screen and similar.
topic: menus	Issues and Pull Requests related to the appearance/functionality of Menus like the Story Mode Menu or the Freeplay Menu.
topic: cutscenes	Issues and Pull Requests related to the appearance/functionality of Cutscenes, whether it be Dialogues, Video Cutscenes or Programmed Cutscenes (like the Pico and Pico interaction in Pico mixes of Pico songs).
topic: general	Issues and Pull Requests related to the problems that occur throughout the entire game, such as lag spikes or optimization issues.
topic: miscellaneous	The "everything else" option.

Obviously all of these are just my ideas and are negotiable. Any criticism towards these is fully acceptable and encouraged! Thank you for reading!

[AbnormalPoof]

I do like topic: stage editor and topic: save data. Gonna ask the moderation team about this!

[Hundrec]

Just updated #3920 with your first two labels and two additional ones we agreed on!
Thanks for suggesting new labels, you're always welcome to think up of more!

[Lasercar]

There should be some kind of art label for all the art related issues and stuff (such as topic: art). It'd allow any contributors that either have skills in or specialise in art to more easily find them and fix them.
I mentioned this here: #4050 (comment) But I don't think it was seen?

[Hundrec]

We're currently discussing which topic: labels we want to add.
We may or may not add art and music to the mix, so stay tuned!