docs: update authors list for ESM/CJS contribution

[nitin-is-me]

Description

Hi team,
I'm updating the authors list in some pages to reflect my recent contribution in PR #8619, where I added the ESM/CJS tabs and code examples in various pages in learn section. I noticed this metadata isn't automated, and authors add themselves along with their contribution.

Thanks!

Check List

• I have read the Contributing Guidelines and made commit messages that follow the guideline.
• I have run pnpm format to ensure the code follows the style guide.
• I have run pnpm test to check if all tests are passing.
• I have run pnpm build to check if the website builds without errors.
• I've covered new added functionality with unit tests if necessary. (N/A)

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👋 Codeowner Review Request

The following codeowners have been identified for the changed files:

Team reviewers: @nodejs/nodejs-website @nodejs/diagnostics @nodejs/fs

Please review the changes when you have a chance. Thank you! 🙏

[avivkeller]

While you updated snippets, it seems quite odd to mark yourself as an author of the content itself.

[nitin-is-me]

While you updated snippets, it seems quite odd to mark yourself as an author of the content itself.

I thought the contributors have to mark themselves as an author after making changes to the page, for example PR #6182
Although if the site can't accept contributors as authors for page contribution, then I'll understand it.

[ovflowd]

While we appreciate your contributions, the only contribution done by you on them, was duplicating the already existing snippets and making ESM versions of them, which pretty much is just replacing require by import. this was also your only contribution

We reserve the title of author to people that have actually written significant amount of content in an article to warrant them as an author. You can see multiple people commited to these files in the past, none of them gets their name added.

So, no, you're not an author of these articles.

I thought the contributors have to mark themselves as an author after making changes to the page

Where did you get this information from?