📚 Add and update member's account (#1657)

[KATO-Hiro]

close #1657

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated the project contributions section with revised roles and added new team members.
• New Features
  • Enhanced the About page with updated member profiles and links to accurately reflect the current team roster.

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Walkthrough

The pull request updates contributor information across the project. In the README, the contributions section has been modified to reflect a username change for @nonon to nonon_kyopro and to add three new contributors with specified roles. Similarly, the about page’s members array has been updated to adjust @nonon’s account URL and include new entries for the additional contributors with their respective account links. These changes are documentation updates and do not alter core functionality.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
README.md, src/routes/.../+page.svelte	Updated contributor information: changed @nonon's username to nonon_kyopro (with corresponding URL update) and added new contributors (@Bluebery1001, @seekworser（ぷせうど）, @SATSUKI / さつき先生) along with their roles and account details.

Poem

Hop along on lines of code,
I'm a rabbit leaping in celebration mode.
New names now join the friendly crew,
With updated links shining bright and true.
Through docs and pages, we bound ahead—
A carrot-fueled cheer for every line read!

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

README.md (1)

121-121: Consider rephrasing for clarity.

The phrase "貢献内容(予定も含む)" could be more concise by removing the parentheses.

-  - 貢献内容(予定も含む): アプリの仕様に関する提案・技術選定・設計・実装、問題の難易度評価
+  - 貢献内容: アプリの仕様に関する提案・技術選定・設計・実装、問題の難易度評価

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🔇 Additional comments (2)

src/routes/about/+page.svelte (1)

25-28: Member information updates look good!

The changes correctly reflect:

• Updated account URL for @nonon
• Added new members with their respective account URLs

The changes are consistent with the member information in README.md.

README.md (1)

125-137: New member entries look good!

The additions are well-structured and consistent with:

• Clear role definitions
• Specific contribution details
• Proper account links matching the about page