chore: Add DX as Codeowners

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Summary

• Adds @workos/dx team as code owners for the repository

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Greptile Summary

This PR adds the @workos/dx team as codeowners for the repository. However, it does so by adding a new * @workos/dx rule on a separate line after the existing * @workos/typescript rule. Due to how GitHub processes CODEOWNERS files (last matching rule wins), this effectively replaces @workos/typescript as the code reviewer rather than adding @workos/dx alongside them.

Key changes:

• .github/CODEOWNERS: Adds a new * @workos/dx rule on a separate line — this unintentionally makes @workos/dx the sole codeowner for all files, silently dropping @workos/typescript from review requirements.

To fix: Consolidate both teams onto a single line: * @workos/typescript @workos/dx

Confidence Score: 2/5

• Not safe to merge as-is — the change unintentionally removes @workos/typescript as required reviewers due to CODEOWNERS last-match-wins semantics.
• The intent is to add @workos/dx alongside the existing TypeScript team, but placing both teams on separate * lines means only the last rule (@workos/dx) takes effect. The TypeScript team will silently stop receiving review requests for all files in the repo. This is a logic error that requires fixing the CODEOWNERS file to list both teams on a single line.
• .github/CODEOWNERS — the duplicate * glob pattern needs to be consolidated onto a single line.

Flowchart

%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart TD
    A[Pull Request opened] --> B{Match CODEOWNERS rules}
    B --> C["Rule 1: * @workos/typescript"]
    B --> D["Rule 2: * @workos/dx (last match)"]
    C -->|Overridden| E[❌ @workos/typescript NOT notified]
    D -->|Last rule wins| F[✅ @workos/dx notified]

    G["Intended fix: * @workos/typescript @workos/dx"] --> H[✅ @workos/typescript notified]
    G --> I[✅ @workos/dx notified]

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Last matching rule overrides earlier rules in CODEOWNERS

In GitHub's CODEOWNERS format, when multiple patterns match the same file, the last matching rule wins. Because * @workos/dx appears after * @workos/typescript, the DX team replaces the TypeScript team as codeowners for all files — rather than adding them alongside. This means pull requests will only request a review from @workos/dx, not @workos/typescript.

To make both teams co-owners, they should be listed together on a single line:

Suggested change

	* @workos/dx
	* @workos/typescript @workos/dx

This is the standard way to assign multiple teams as codeowners for the same glob pattern. See GitHub docs on CODEOWNERS.