chore: Add CHANGELOG for 09-24

[k3ii]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Integrated a map feature for enhanced navigation.
  • Added new projects to the community section.

• Bug Fixes

  • Corrected operator issues and improved GitHub workflows.
  • Fixed spacing and height problems in community cards.

• Style

  • Resized icons for better visual appeal.

• Accessibility

  • Introduced aria labels for improved accessibility.

• Chores

  • Added CHANGELOG, cliff.toml, and LICENSE files to the project.

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The changes introduced in this pull request encompass new features, bug fixes, styling updates, and miscellaneous tasks. Key additions include new projects in the community section and a map feature. Bug fixes enhance functionality by correcting operators, adjusting GitHub workflows, and resolving spacing issues in community cards. New files such as CHANGELOG.md, cliff.toml, and LICENSE have been added, along with improvements in styling and accessibility. Miscellaneous tasks include updates to commit filtering and modifications to the contributor update workflow.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
CHANGELOG.md, cliff.toml, LICENSE	New files added to document changes, configuration, and licensing information.
Community section files	New projects added and a map feature integrated.
GitHub workflow files	Adjustments made to trigger workflows only on pull request merges.
Community cards styling	Fixes applied to spacing and height issues.
Accessibility updates	Addition of aria labels for improved accessibility.
update_contributors.yml	Modifications including the use of pull_request_target and removal of an if condition.

Poem

🐇 In the garden where changes bloom,
New features dance, dispelling gloom.
With maps and projects, bright and new,
A world of wonders waits for you!
Bugs are fixed, and styles refined,
A joyful leap, our goals aligned! 🌼

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