chore: add dd-oleksii to the organization members list

[toddbaert]

@dd-oleksii has been helping substantial with various SDKs and spec work, and has attending meetings as well.

PRs: https://github.com/search?q=org%3Aopen-feature+involves%3Add-oleksii&type=pullrequests

Issues: https://github.com/search?q=org%3Aopen-feature+involves%3Add-oleksii&type=issues

@dd-oleksii Please 👍 or approve this PR to signal your interest in joining the org, and you will get an invite in your email.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the OpenFeature organization's member list by including 'dd-oleksii'. This addition acknowledges their significant contributions to various SDKs and specification work, as well as their active participation in meetings, formalizing their role within the organization.

Highlights

• Organization Membership: Added 'dd-oleksii' to the list of members in the OpenFeature organization configuration.

Changelog

• config/open-feature/org.yaml
  • Added 'dd-oleksii' to the members list.

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Code Review

This pull request adds a new member to the organization's configuration file. While the addition is correct, I noticed that the list of members is not alphabetically sorted, contrary to a comment in the file indicating that it should be. I've provided a specific suggestion to sort the relevant block of members to improve the file's maintainability and adhere to the established convention.