Include nmalcolm's readme
Why is this change being made?
From @jamiemaynard
on Slack:
So the idea is that lots of people either have 2 READMEs or only one in the Handbook or only one on their profile. The idea is that those who's READMEs are in the handbook should migrate them to GitLab where they have full control over their README and to create a page which imports the README and renders it in the Handbook.
For those who have always had their READMEs in GitLab this gives an opportunity to bring them to the Handbook and to have their README as part of their teams group of READMEs
I am in the latter camp - I've always had my README on my profile https://gitlab.com/nmalcolm / https://gitlab.com/nmalcolm/nmalcolm/-/blob/main/README.md. This MR includes it in the handbook for discoverability.
See https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/content-sites/handbook/blob/main/content/handbook/ceo/chief-of-staff-team/readmes/jamiemaynard.md for the pattern I copied.
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