chore: add suthar26 to the organization list

[toddbaert]

@suthar26 has contributed to flagd, specifically around the graceful defaulting behavior, and helped at the OpenFeature booth at Kubecon NA.

https://github.com/search?q=org%3Aopen-feature+involves%3Asuthar26&type=pullrequests

https://github.com/search?q=org%3Aopen-feature+involves%3Asuthar26&type=issues

@suthar26 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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This pull request formally adds "suthar26" to the OpenFeature organization, acknowledging their significant contributions to the flagd project and their active involvement at community events like Kubecon NA. This change reflects a recognition of their valuable work and commitment to the project's ecosystem.

Highlights

• Organization Membership: Added the GitHub handle "suthar26" to the list of members in the OpenFeature organization's configuration file, recognizing their contributions to the flagd project and participation at Kubecon NA.

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Code Review

This pull request adds suthar26 to the organization members list. The placement of the new member is correct. I've added one suggestion to fix a minor pre-existing sorting issue in the same list to improve maintainability.