Make @dotnet/dotnet-docker-reviewers an owner of every file
#1164
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Closes #1163
This PR introduces changes to add
@dotnet/dotnet-docker-reviewersas a code owner for every file in the repo. These changes include the addition of a validation step to require that the team is included as an owner on all entries in the CODEOWNERS file.This PR also moves the assignment of general paths such as
helixto the bottom of the CODEOWNERS file so that the owners don't get overridden by entries for specific groups of Dockerfiles (such as alpine Dockerfile assignments).