Test release to go live

[sanjog-lama]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation

  • Added a Code of Conduct outlining community standards and enforcement guidelines.
  • Updated contributor names and added new contributors in the contributing guidelines.
  • Improved installation instructions and added a Discord community invite in the README.
  • Simplified the documentation table for command flags by removing the "Required" column.

• Chores

  • Updated the installer script to use a more reliable method for determining the latest version tag.

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Walkthrough

A new code of conduct was introduced, contributor details were updated, installation instructions in the README were revised, a community section was added, documentation was simplified, and the version detection logic in the installer script was improved. No changes were made to exported or public code entities.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md	Added Contributor Covenant Code of Conduct for project conduct, scope, and enforcement guidelines.
CONTRIBUTING.md	Corrected contributor name, added an alternate username, and added a new contributor.
README.md	Updated installer script URLs, added a Discord community section, and clarified project naming.
docs/usage/commands.md	Simplified the awsctl sso setup flags table by removing the "Required" column.
install-awsctl.sh	Changed version detection to use sorted git tags for determining the latest version string.

Poem

In the garden of code, new rules take root,
With names set straight and guides resolute.
A Discord warren for bunnies to chat,
Install scripts smarter—imagine that!
Docs now simpler, community strong—
We hop ahead together, where all belong.
🐇✨

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