meta(codeowners): Grant JS team co-codeownership of some files#2911
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As the JavaScript SDK now co-owns the JS API portion of the Sentry CLI, they should also co-own the relevant files, so they can approve their own changes, when they only touch the JS API portion of the CLI.
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As the JavaScript SDK now co-owns the JS API portion of the Sentry CLI, they should also co-own the relevant files, so they can approve their own changes, when they only touch the JS API portion of the CLI.