chore: promote erenatas to a Rust maintainer

[beeme1mr]

erenatas has been actively contributing to the Rust SDK and various providers. I'd like to promote him to a maintainer so that he can more effectively support the Rust SDK and contrib repos.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request formalizes the promotion of "erenatas" to a maintainer role within the Rust SDK workgroup. This change recognizes their significant contributions to the Rust SDK and various providers, granting them the necessary permissions to more effectively support and manage these projects.

Highlights

• Role Promotion: Promoted "erenatas" from an approver to a maintainer for the Rust SDK and related repositories, acknowledging their active contributions.

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Code Review

This pull request promotes erenatas to a maintainer for the Rust SDK by updating the config/open-feature/sdk-rust/workgroup.yaml file. The change correctly moves erenatas from the approvers list to the maintainers list. The change is straightforward, aligns with the PR's intent, and follows the existing conventions in the configuration files. I have no further comments.

[erenatas]

Hi there! I'm maintaining flagd provider client and ofrep client crates in rust-sdk-contrib, and I try to keep all the crates up to date by reviewing renovate PRs. Would be happy to take the responsibility.