[chore] error out on codeowners in allowlist not used anywhere #30300
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…telemetry#30300) **Description:** When running `make gengithub`, we now check if members of the allowlist are not referenced anywhere. ``` $> make gengithub cd cmd/githubgen && go install . githubgen 2024/01/04 12:12:20 unused members in allowlist: , Doron-Bargo, keep94, oded-dd, thepeterstone make: *** [gengithub] Error 1 ``` **Link to tracking Issue:** Fixes open-telemetry#30299 **Testing:** Manual testing
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Description:
When running
make gengithub, we now check if members of the allowlist are not referenced anywhere.Link to tracking Issue:
Fixes #30299
Testing:
Manual testing