Add tomflenner to the organization members list

[beeme1mr]

Tom has expressed interest in joining the OpenFeature Org. He has experience with the Angular SDK, OpenFeature CLI, and has been active on Slack. Joining doesn't come with any obligations but it makes it a bit easier to work on GitHub and is the first step in becoming a maintainer.

Tom Please confirm your interested with a 👍 on this PR. Thanks!

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request integrates a new community member, tomflenner, into the OpenFeature organization. This change simplifies their contribution process on GitHub and marks the first step towards potential maintainership, acknowledging their active engagement with the project's Angular SDK and CLI.

Highlights

• Organization Membership: Added the GitHub user tomflenner to the open-feature organization's member list.

Changelog

• config/open-feature/org.yaml
  • Added tomflenner to the list of organization members.

Activity

• The PR author requested tomflenner to confirm their interest by adding a 👍 reaction to the pull request.

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Code Review

This pull request adds tomflenner to the organization's member list. The placement of the new member is correct relative to its neighbors. However, the review identifies a pre-existing maintainability issue: the members list is not alphabetically sorted as required. A recommendation has been made to sort the entire list to improve maintainability.

[kriscoleman]

Approved, welcome Tom!