chore: promote guidobrei to java approver

[toddbaert]

@guidobrei has consistently attending meetings, offered contributions to the Java SDK and java-contrib, and has been a consistent, high quality reviewer.

This PR promotes him to Java approver.

Thanks so much for all your energy and efforts!

@guidobrei please 👍 or approve this PR to signal your interest in this role.

Note that @guidobrei is from my company, Dynatrace, so we will require an approval from a non-Dynatracer as well.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request formally recognizes @guidobrei's significant contributions and dedication to the OpenFeature project by promoting them to a Java approver. The change involves a straightforward update to the project's configuration file, reflecting their new role and responsibilities within the Java ecosystem.

Highlights

• Promotion to Java Approver: This pull request promotes @guidobrei to the role of Java approver within the OpenFeature project, recognizing their consistent contributions and high-quality reviews.
• Configuration Update: The workgroup.yaml file for the sdk-java project has been updated to include @guidobrei in the list of approvers.
• Acknowledgement of Contributions: @guidobrei's consistent attendance at meetings, contributions to the Java SDK and java-contrib, and high-quality reviews were cited as reasons for this promotion.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly promotes a new Java approver by adding their username to the workgroup.yaml configuration file. The change is accurate and achieves its goal. I have one minor suggestion to improve the long-term maintainability of this file by keeping the list of approvers alphabetically sorted.

[guidobrei]

Thanks for your trust!