Update team members

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Summary by Sourcery

Update the team member table in README to reflect current roles and moderators

Documentation:

• Promote FarCotton from Assistant Administrator to Administrator and add Hunter as the new Assistant Administrator
• Add new moderators Ryna and Aimai and Miyu
• Remove old moderators

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

This PR revises the team roster in README.md by adjusting administrator roles and updating the moderators list.

Entity relationship diagram for updated team roles in README.md

erDiagram
    TEAM_MEMBER {
        string name
        string role
    }
    TEAM_MEMBER ||--o{ ADMINISTRATOR : has
    TEAM_MEMBER ||--o{ ASSISTANT_ADMINISTRATOR : has
    TEAM_MEMBER ||--o{ MODERATOR : has
    TEAM_MEMBER ||--o{ SENIOR_MODERATOR : has

    ADMINISTRATOR {
        string name
    }
    ASSISTANT_ADMINISTRATOR {
        string name
    }
    MODERATOR {
        string name
    }
    SENIOR_MODERATOR {
        string name
    }

    %% Updated roles:
    %% FarCotton moved from Assistant Administrator to Administrator
    %% Hunter added as Assistant Administrator
    %% Ryna and Aimai added as Moderators
    %% Lactose and Pockies removed from Moderators

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Adjusted administrator assignments	Promoted FarCotton to Administrator Added Hunter as Assistant Administrator	README.md
Updated moderators list	Removed Lactose and Pockies Added Ryna and Aimai	README.md

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