[MAINT]: Add CODEOWNERS, issue/PR templates, and update README

[Spencer Schoenberg (spencrr)]

Description

Add community health files and update README with badges and improved formatting.

CODEOWNERS (.github/CODEOWNERS):

• Assigns @microsoft/ai-red-team-dev as default reviewers for all files

Issue templates (.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/):

• bug_report.yml structured form with description, repro steps, expected/actual
  behavior, Python version, OS, and RAMPART version fields
• feature_request.yml summary, motivation, proposed solution, alternatives, context
• config.yml disables blank issues to enforce template usage
• doc_improvement.yml documentation improvement request template
• other.yml catch-all template for issues that do not fit other categories

PR template (.github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE/):

• Description, breaking changes, and checklist sections
• Header comments documenting the conventional commit pattern for squash messages

README (README.md):

• Centered title and subtitle
• Badge row:
  • OpenSSF Scorecard (on public access)
  • CI status
  • PyPI version, Python versions, MIT license (all derived from PyPI, dependent on pkg name)

Breaking changes

None

Checklist

• pre-commit run --all-files passes
• Tests added or updated for changes
• Documentation updated

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[Nina Chikanov (nina-msft)]

Looks like great additions! I left some non-blocking questions on the utility of the links for our README audience, feel free to respond in comment or DM :-)