edit content field, removed type field from yml credits

[luiderek]

Fixes #2856

What changes did you make and why did you make them

for the file: _data/internal/credits/process.yml

• replaced the content field with content-type
• removed the type field

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[jyaymie]

Review ETA: 11/1/22 7:30pm
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[jyaymie]

Fantastic job, @luiderek! You took care of all the action items without making any visible changes to the website. One thing I've been doing when coming up with a branch name is choosing the number of the dependency (in this case, #2856) rather than the issue it's being tracked by (#2775) so it's clear to reviewers that I am only managing the dependency.

[luiderek]

Yeah, I realized I put in the wrong issue # for my commit / branchname after making the pull request (i had a lot of different tabs open), but wasn't sure if undoing the pull request was the right move in this situation. Just gotta be more careful.

[jyaymie]

Yeah, I realized I put in the wrong issue # for my commit / branchname after making the pull request (i had a lot of different tabs open), but wasn't sure if undoing the pull request was the right move in this situation. Just gotta be more careful.

Gotcha. I would've also committed to this PR and maybe included a small note for my oopsie. I'd be curious to know what the leads would do!

[arpitapandya]

@luiderek to resolve that, can you check here and see if you can rename it. I see the automation got confused between labels.
I can merge PR, not a big issue but I don't want the number which is irrelevant as it's being tracked and may create other problems.

[luiderek]

Ah, it looks like renaming the branch kills it. Should I restore it or just open a new pull request?

[arpitapandya]

Ah, it looks like renaming the branch kills it. Should I restore it or just open a new pull request?

Whatever is easy for you, I think its a small issue if you can create a new branch

[luiderek]

#3689