Add Glama maintainer metadata - #980
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What this changes
Adds
glama.jsonso Glama can verify the GitHub maintainer for the organization-owned Deed MCP server listing.Why this way
Glama requires an organization repository to name the claiming GitHub user in this root metadata file. The file points to Glama's published JSON schema and names the maintainer account used for the claim.
What it still does not do
This does not add runtime or Docker configuration to the repository. Glama stores and tests that configuration on the server listing after ownership is verified.
Checks
glama.jsonas JSON and asserted its exact keys and valuesgit diff --check -- glama.jsoncargo fmt --check(not run; no Rust files changed)cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings(not run; no Rust files changed)cargo test --workspace(not run; no runtime code changed)