OWNERS: add @jankaluza

[lsm5]

Jan Kaluza has recently helped in troubleshooting selinux issues and has expressed interest in co-maintenance.

@jankaluza I'll keep this in draft until your approval on this change 😄 .

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• Update OWNERS metadata to include an additional maintainer.

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Reviewer's Guide

Adds Jan Kaluza as an owner/co-maintainer in the OWNERS configuration to reflect their ongoing involvement with the project.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Grant project ownership/maintainer permissions to an additional contributor.	Update the OWNERS configuration to include Jan Kaluza as an owner or approver Ensure the new maintainer entry follows existing formatting and ordering conventions in the OWNERS file	OWNERS

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