Add ERC: Groups - Multi-Member Containers #1319
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This proposal specifies a general-purpose "Group" primitive as a first-class, onchain object. Each group is deployed as its own contract (identified by its contract address) and has an owner, an extensible set of members, and optional metadata. The standard defines a minimal interface for direct member management and membership introspection. Unlike token standards (e.g., ERC-20/ERC-721) that model units of transferable ownership, Groups model multi-party membership and coordination. The goal is to enable interoperable social, organizational, and collaborative primitives.