PR Summary

#1054

Revise and Enforce CODEOWNERS with default Notify following updated Branch Rules & Testng

Checklist

• Signed all Commits in PR
• Performed a Rebase on master
• Confirmed a Linear PR Commit History
• Built locally according to docs/build.md
• Followed the guidelines in Contributing document
• Ran relevant CTest/profile tests from docs/ctest.md
• Updated documentation for user-visible behavior changes
• Ran sanitizer coverage for memory-safety or parser changes
• Added or updated regression coverage for behavior changes
• New source files include the ICC copyright and BSD 3-Clause license header
• Code style matches nearby code: 2-space indent, K&R braces, m_ members

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