Great, I can’t wait to see your approach.
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It seems to me this should be out of scope of the project. PR is a concept introduced by github, and is not a part of git itself. As long as people can host their git repository in safe network and share them some form of a link, groups can collaborate eg. by sending email with link to their branch that they want someone to merge. Or any other way through safe network or outside of it. This is actually the way people working on Linux kernel still work (and git was initialy created to work on Linux kernel collaboration).
Having said that, a separate project that handles PRs on top of this one, would make sense.
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I see it as a “decentralized github” that just provides web-interface for easy browsing, forking, submitting issues an PRs.
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