chore: add hhzhang16 to py codeowner

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  • Updated repository ownership for Python-related changes by adding an additional maintainer to the ownership list. This streamlines code review responsibilities and improves maintainability.
  • No user-facing functionality, behavior, or performance is affected by this update.
  • No impact on configuration, settings, or usage.

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Updated CODEOWNERS to add hhzhang16 as a code owner for Python (*.py) files. All other ownership rules remain unchanged.

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Cohort / File(s)	Summary of changes
Repository governance CODEOWNERS	Added hhzhang16 to the Python (*.py) owners line; no other sections modified.

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🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~2 minutes

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A hop and a tap in the CODEOWNERS glade,
New paws join the Python brigade.
hhzhang16, welcome to the warren’s flow—
Where .py paths bloom and reviews now grow.
Thump-thump! says the rabbit, “Changes small,
But now we share the watch for all.”

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

CODEOWNERS (1)

11-11: Confirm desired scope: later directory rules override the *.py rule, so @hhzhang16 won’t own Python files in some folders.

GitHub CODEOWNERS applies “last matching rule wins.” Because several directory-specific rules appear after Line 11, they will shadow the *.py owners for files inside those directories:

• Line 14: /container/ — does not include @hhzhang16 (so Python files here won’t include them)
• Line 17: /deploy/ — already includes @hhzhang16 (good)
• Line 20: /examples/ — does not include @hhzhang16 (so Python files here won’t include them), except where:
  • Line 21: /examples/*/deploy/ — includes @hhzhang16
  • Line 22: /examples/multimodal/ — includes @hhzhang16

If the intent is for @hhzhang16 to be a code owner for all Python files repo-wide, consider either:

• Adding @hhzhang16 to the later directory rules that should also include them (e.g., /container/, /examples/), or
• Adding more specific Python patterns after those directory entries (e.g., /examples/**/*.py … @hhzhang16, /container/**/*.py … @hhzhang16) so they take precedence.

Also, please confirm @hhzhang16 has at least read access to the repo; otherwise GitHub won’t request their review.

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