doc: add efekrskl as triager#61876
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Hi everyone,
I would like to apply as a triager. I've been active under Node.js org for a few months now, also doing some other work in OpenJS ecosystem (mostly Express.js).
My motivation is to give back to the community. I use Node.js a lot and genuinely enjoy being part of this ecosystem. In the long term, I'd also like to grow within the project and potentially work toward becoming a collaborator.
I've read both Code of Conduct and Triage Guide and I agree to both.
Thanks!