chore: add leoromanovsky to the organization list

[toddbaert]

@leoromanovsky (DataDog) has been helping with the Go SDK, and is now helping triage issues in Kotlin and Swift!

@leoromanovsky please 👍 or approve this PR and you will get an org-invite in your email when it's merged.

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request formally adds 'leoromanovsky' to the 'open-feature' organization. This action acknowledges their valuable contributions to the Go SDK and their expanded involvement in triaging issues across Kotlin and Swift, ensuring they have the necessary access and recognition within the project.

Highlights

• Organization Membership: The user 'leoromanovsky' has been added to the 'open-feature' organization list, recognizing their contributions to the Go SDK and their new role in triaging Kotlin and Swift issues.

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Code Review

This pull request adds @leoromanovsky to the organization's member list. The change is straightforward, but it introduces a new entry into a list that is not alphabetically sorted, contrary to the file's own guidelines. I've provided a suggestion to correct the order of the affected members to maintain consistency.

[leoromanovsky]

Thanks!