Document WP-CLI contributor badge and association process

[iamsohilvahora]

Description

This PR documents the WP-CLI Contributor Badge process in the handbook.

Changes included

• Adds a new handbook page for the WP-CLI Contributor Badge
• Documents eligibility and assignment process
• Links to the official WordPress.org association:
  https://profiles.wordpress.org/associations/cli-contributor
• Updates handbook-manifest.json to include the new page

Related

Inspired by the Core AI Contributor Badge documentation.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces comprehensive documentation for the WP-CLI Contributor Badge into the project handbook. The primary goal is to provide clear guidelines on how contributors can earn and display this badge on their WordPress.org profiles, thereby enhancing transparency and recognizing valuable contributions to the WP-CLI project.

Highlights

• New Handbook Page: A new handbook page has been added specifically for the WP-CLI Contributor Badge.
• Documentation of Process: The new page thoroughly documents the eligibility criteria and the assignment process for obtaining the WP-CLI Contributor Badge.
• Official Association Link: The documentation includes a direct link to the official WordPress.org association page for WP-CLI contributors.
• Manifest Update: The handbook-manifest.json file has been updated to correctly include and link to the newly added contributor badge page.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces documentation for the WP-CLI Contributor Badge, outlining the process for eligibility and assignment. The new handbook page is clear and informative. I've made a few suggestions to enhance formatting and add some useful links to improve the reader's experience.

[gemini-code-assist]

For better readability and standard markdown practice, it's recommended to use a blank line to create a new paragraph instead of using two spaces for a hard line break.

Suggested change

	The **WP-CLI Contributor Badge** recognizes individuals who have made meaningful contributions to the WP-CLI project.
	This badge is displayed on a contributor’s WordPress.org profile and highlights their involvement in maintaining and improving WP-CLI.
	The **WP-CLI Contributor Badge** recognizes individuals who have made meaningful contributions to the WP-CLI project.
	This badge is displayed on a contributor’s WordPress.org profile and highlights their involvement in maintaining and improving WP-CLI.

[gemini-code-assist]

For consistency and improved readability, it would be better to use a paragraph break (a blank line) to separate the introductory text from the link, instead of a hard line break.

Suggested change

	The official association page can be found here:
	👉 https://profiles.wordpress.org/associations/cli-contributor
	The official association page can be found here:
	👉 https://profiles.wordpress.org/associations/cli-contributor

[gemini-code-assist]

The link for the "Contributing" guide appears to point to the general "Contributions" index page. To provide a more direct path for users, consider updating it to link directly to the specific "Contributing" guide.

Suggested change

	- Read the [Contributing](https://make.wordpress.org/cli/handbook/contributions/) guide
	- Read the [Contributing](https://make.wordpress.org/cli/handbook/contributions/contributing/) guide

[gemini-code-assist]

To make it easier for new contributors to find relevant information, it would be helpful to add direct links to the "WP-CLI Hack Day" and "WordCamp Contributor Day" handbook pages.

Suggested change

	- Join a WP-CLI Hack Day or WordCamp Contributor Day
	- Join a [WP-CLI Hack Day](https://make.wordpress.org/cli/handbook/contributions/hack-day/) or [WordCamp Contributor Day](https://make.wordpress.org/cli/handbook/contributions/contributor-day/)