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docs(contributors): restore @rolaniyia - Phase 2 Project entry - #48

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Summary

Re-creates the contribution from #12, which was merged with every line of the entry prefixed by # — so it rendered as nothing and my contribution never actually appeared in CONTRIBUTORS.md.

Changes

CONTRIBUTORS.md only — the existing block is uncommented in place, so the diff is 5 changed lines:

 ## Raphael Olaniyi
-# - **GitHub:** @rolaniyia
-# - **Contribution:** Cloud & DevOps Foundation – Phase 2 Project
-# - **Date:** 2026-06-03
-# - **One thing I learned:** How to fork an open soiurce project and clone a repository non Github.
+- **GitHub:** @rolaniyia
+- **Contribution:** Cloud & DevOps Foundation – Phase 2 Project
+- **Date:** 2026-06-03
+- **One thing I learned:** How to fork an open-source project and clone a repository on GitHub.

Typos in the last line (soiurce, non Github) are fixed at the same time.

Scope note

Other entries in this file are commented out the same way (e.g. @sammiehigh5, @suliatmayowaogungbe-glitch, @jlions) — I left those untouched so this PR stays limited to my own entry.

Verification

  • Branch is based on current main (dab249c), not on the July fork point, so there are no merge conflicts.
  • After merge, the entry renders as a normal ## Raphael Olaniyi block with visible GitHub handle and contribution.

The entry added in raphgm#12 was committed with every line prefixed by `#`,
so it rendered as nothing on GitHub and the contribution was invisible
in CONTRIBUTORS.md.

Uncomment the entry and fix the typos in the "one thing I learned" line.

Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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raphgm merged commit a584c06 into raphgm:main Oct 30, 2026
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