Update governance to add wording for core subprojects having a maintainers list#148
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In order to help core projects grow and be better maintained, they can have their own maintainers list, similar to non-core projects. This allows the projects to have more autonomy and grow the overall project without having core committers heavily involved in every repository. Signed-off-by: Derek McGowan <derek@mcg.dev>
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In order to help core projects grow and be better maintained, they can have their own maintainers list, similar to non-core projects. This allows the projects to have more autonomy and grow the overall project without having core committers heavily involved in every repository.
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