Change CODEOWNERS from freecodecamp to w3develops

[JonDevOps]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the CODEOWNERS file to reflect a change in the designated development team responsible for the codebase. This ensures that future pull requests will be routed to the correct team for review and approval, aligning ownership with the 'w3develops' organization.

Highlights

• CODEOWNERS Update: The designated code owner for all files (excluding markdown files) has been updated from '@freecodecamp/dev-team' to '@w3develops/dev-team' in the .github/CODEOWNERS file.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly updates the team name in the .github/CODEOWNERS file. I have added one comment regarding a pre-existing logical issue in the file where the configuration does not behave as the comments suggest. Since you are already working on this file, it would be a good opportunity to address this for better clarity and correctness.

[gemini-code-assist]

While this change correctly updates the team name, there appears to be a pre-existing issue with the logic in this file. The comment on line 11 states that markdown files are not owned by the dev team. However, the line *.md on line 15 is invalid syntax because it lacks an owner and will be ignored by GitHub. As a result, this line makes @w3develops/dev-team the owner for all files, including markdown files, which contradicts the comment.

Since you are already modifying this file, it would be a good opportunity to fix this. If the dev team should indeed own all files, then the comment on line 11 and the *.md line on 15 should be removed to avoid confusion. If another team should own markdown files, you could update line 15 like this: *.md @org/team-name.

[RA9]

This looks good.