Revert CODEOWNERS scoping (approach not achievable on GitHub)#51
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Restores the catch-all owner. The scoping change was paired with dropping branch protection's required-approval count to 0, but GitHub only enforces require_code_owner_reviews when the count is >=1 — at 0 the workflow supply-chain gate silently stops firing (verified: a workflow-touching PR showed reviewDecision=null). Since 'zero review for normal PRs + code-owner gate for workflows' is therefore not achievable via branch protection, restore the original known-good configuration.
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Restores the original catch-all CODEOWNERS. See commit body: dropping required approvals to 0 to allow self-merge silently disables the workflow code-owner gate, so the intended split isn't possible via branch protection. Reverting to known-good.