chore(CODEOWNERS): CODEOWNERS.com Bot, at your service!

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°/ Updates to your code ownership! °/

CODEOWNERS.com Bot (COBot) is at your service. This is the first pull request for this repository.

COBot will always make sure your CODEOWNERS file stays fresh & up-to-date.

To get started, approve & merge this pull request.

COBot is at your command:

Comment under this issue:
  /co help      
    Outputs a usage message and exit.

  /co exclude [-t <team>] [-u <user>]      
    Usage: Will exclude the provided users / teams from any recommendations that our bot makes.

  /co include [-t <team>] [-u <user>]
    Usage: Will include the provided users / teams as a part of the recommendations our bot makes.

  /co suggest [-t][-u]      
    Usage: This command allows you to toggle whether the bot recommends teams or users

Comment on reviewed files in this pull:
  /co chown [add|remove|replace] [<user>|<team> ...]
    Usage: Add, remove or replace mentioned codeowners to the lines selected for the comment.

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[senior-dev-bot]

Senior-Dev Bot 🤖

Diff 1:

Hi there! I've reviewed your code changes and I noticed that you added a generated comment at the top. While this may seem harmless, it's actually not recommended to have these types of comments in your code. They tend to clutter the file and can be distracting when trying to read through the code.

One suggestion I have is to remove the generated comment completely, unless there is a specific reason you need it there. Alternatively, you could add a comment that explains why the file is being generated or what it is used for. This provides a helpful context for readers of your code without adding unnecessary noise.

Here's an example of a more informative comment:

# This file is automatically generated by CODEOWNERS.com
# It serves as a configuration file for defining code owners and their associated teams.

I hope that helps! Let me know if you have any questions.