docs(contributor): contributors readme action update

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Summary by Sourcery

Documentation:

• Add Christopher Conley to the contributors section in the README and adjust the contributors table row structure.

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Updates the contributors section in README.md by adding a new contributor and fixing the HTML table row structure around the contributors grid.

Flow diagram for updated contributors table structure in README

flowchart TB
    subgraph ContributorsTable
        direction TB
        Before[Row_1
 - Batyrkhan_Akzholov
 - ducdaiii
 - Doan_Duc_Daii
 - joaovaladares]
        After[Row_1
 - Batyrkhan_Akzholov
 - christopher_conley
 - ducdaiii
 - Doan_Duc_Daii

Row_2
 - joaovaladares
 - SimranGil
 ...]
    end

    Before -->|HTML row boundary moved| After
    NewContributor[New contributor cell
christopher_conley] --> After

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File-Level Changes

tags so that table rows are correctly grouped after the newly added contributor and to maintain consistent layout for existing contributors.

Remove redundant

boundary tags that previously split existing contributors into separate rows in a way that would conflict with the new cell.

Change	Details	Files
Add a new contributor entry to the README contributors table and adjust surrounding table row markup for valid HTML structure.	Insert a new table cell containing avatar image, profile link, and name for contributor Christopher Conley in the contributors grid. Move closing and opening
README.md

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey - I've left some high level feedback:

• The added and tags reflow the contributor grid; double-check that each table row still contains the intended number of columns so the layout remains consistent across all screen sizes.
• The new insertions use tab indentation while nearby HTML uses spaces; consider normalizing indentation to match the surrounding style for readability.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- The added </tr> and <tr> tags reflow the contributor grid; double-check that each table row still contains the intended number of columns so the layout remains consistent across all screen sizes.
- The new <tr> insertions use tab indentation while nearby HTML uses spaces; consider normalizing indentation to match the surrounding style for readability.

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