Add a trust path for users #49
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This file contains the maintainers that are trusted and are allowed to cut and sign git tags and release artifacts for this project. As a user, you can *(and should)* verify that git tags and auto-generated source tarballs on releases (tar.gz archives) for this project are signed by one of the person listed in this file (with the associated GPG key). If a git tag and/or an auto-generated source tarball (tar.gz archive) contained in a release of this project cannot be verified (e.g. it is not signed / it is signed with a GPG key or by a person that is not listed in this file), the associated tag/release/artifact(s) should not be trusted (starting from now).
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This file contains the maintainers that are trusted and are allowed to cut and sign git tags and release artifacts for this project.
As a user, you can (and should) verify that git tags and auto-generated source tarballs on releases (tar.gz archives) for this project are signed by one of the person listed in this file (with the associated GPG key).
If a git tag and/or an auto-generated source tarball (tar.gz archive) contained in a release of this project cannot be verified (e.g. it is not signed / it is signed with a GPG key or by a person that is not listed in this file), the associated tag/release/artifact(s) should not be trusted (starting from now).