docs: allow any user to claim issues authored by jhasourav07

Author: JhaSourav07

CONTRIBUTING.md

@@ -162,7 +162,7 @@ To maintain high quality in our codebase, we use structured **Issue Templates**
 - **🐛 Bug Report Template**: For reporting visual glitches, API errors, or unexpected behavior.
 - **✨ Feature Request Template**: For suggesting new isometric monolith designs, themes, or time/accuracy improvements.
 
-By using these templates, you provide maintainers with clear details and context. Since you authored the issue, you can immediately claim it for yourself by commenting `/claim`!
+By using these templates, you provide maintainers with clear details and context. Since you authored the issue, you can immediately claim it for yourself by commenting `/claim`! (Note: Issues authored by `jhasourav07` can be claimed by anyone).
 
 ### 🔍 Semantic Duplicate Detection
 
@@ -177,12 +177,12 @@ To help maintainers keep the repository organized and prevent multiple contribut
 
 Our automation runs entirely through issue comments. Here is how you interact with it:
 
-| Command                       | Who Can Use It?       | What It Does                                              |
-| ----------------------------- | --------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- |
-| `/claim`                      | **Issue Author Only** | Self-assigns the issue to you (only if you created it).   |
-| `/addlabel <label1> <label2>` | **Anyone**            | Adds labels to the issue (e.g. `/addlabel frontend bug`). |
-| `/unassign @username`         | **Maintainers Only**  | Removes the assignee from an issue.                       |
-| `/assign @username`           | **Maintainers Only**  | Manually assigns someone to an issue.                     |
+| Command                       | Who Can Use It?                                         | What It Does                                              |
+| ----------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- |
+| `/claim`                      | **Issue Author (or Anyone if authored by jhasourav07)** | Self-assigns the issue to you.                            |
+| `/addlabel <label1> <label2>` | **Anyone**                                              | Adds labels to the issue (e.g. `/addlabel frontend bug`). |
+| `/unassign @username`         | **Maintainers Only**                                    | Removes the assignee from an issue.                       |
+| `/assign @username`           | **Maintainers Only**                                    | Manually assigns someone to an issue.                     |
 
 ### ⏳ The Inactivity Policy (Assignment Expiry)
 
@@ -207,7 +207,7 @@ If the bot rejects your command, check these common scenarios:
 - **"Commands cannot be used on closed issues"**: You cannot claim, assign, or unassign on closed issues. Find an open one!
 - **"You already have X/3 active assigned issues"**: You have reached the maximum of 3 concurrent assignments. Finish one of your current tasks before claiming a new issue. If you're stuck, ask a maintainer to `/unassign` you from one.
 - **"This issue is already assigned to @username"**: Be faster next time! Look for issues without assignees.
-- **"Only the author of this issue can claim it"**: You tried to `/claim` an issue you did not create. You can only claim issues that you authored.
+- **"Only the author of this issue can claim it"**: You tried to `/claim` an issue you did not create. You can only claim issues that you authored (unless the issue was authored by `jhasourav07`, which anyone can claim).
 - **"The following label(s) do not exist"**: You can only add existing repo labels. The bot will reply with a list of valid labels you can use.
 - **"You don't have permission"**: You tried to use `/assign` or `/unassign`. Please use `/claim` instead.
 

README.md

@@ -368,7 +368,7 @@ CommitPulse features a fully custom, GitHub Actions-powered **Issue Management S
 We built an anti-hoarding, self-service automation layer right into the repository:
 
 - **Structured Issue Templates:** We use specific templates for Bug Reports and Feature Requests to maintain high quality and clarity.
-- **Self-Claiming:** Issue authors can grab their issues instantly by commenting `/claim` (only the author of the issue can claim it).
+- **Self-Claiming:** Issue authors can grab their issues instantly by commenting `/claim` (only the author of the issue can claim it, unless it was authored by `jhasourav07`, in which case anyone can claim it).
 - **Fair Play:** A strict one-active-issue-per-contributor rule prevents issue hoarding.
 - **Stale Expiry:** A scheduled chron job automatically unassigns inactive contributors after 3 days.
 - **Self-Service Labels:** Anyone can tag issues using `/addlabel <tag>`.