chore: set repository code owners - #281
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Replace the single-entry CODEOWNERS with the current set of maintainers, and add the `*` path pattern so the entry actually matches. The previous line carried no pattern, so it selected no owners and no reviewer was requested automatically on incoming pull requests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Set the repository code owners to the current maintainer set:
Note on the previous file
The file previously contained a single line,
@lucaspin, with no path pattern. CODEOWNERS entries are<pattern> <owners...>, so that line parsed as a pattern with no owners attached and matched nothing — GitHub's CODEOWNERS validator reports no errors for it, but no reviewer was requested automatically on recent pull requests, which is consistent with it selecting nobody.Adding the
*pattern means the entry now applies to the whole repository, so these owners will be requested automatically on new pull requests.All five handles were checked against the GitHub API and resolve to existing users.