Add OpenJS Foundation accounts to our services used

From the OpenJS Foundation (OpenJSF) Infrastructure Menu:

For all project services, please add an OpenJS Foundation account at an owner or highest-level of permission access. This helps ensure continuity by reducing the bus factor on the project, and ensures you are never locked out. It is also required in order for the OpenJS Foundation to pay service fees on behalf of your project. Access to the OpenJS Foundation administrator/owner account will never be shared with others, and will only be granted to operations, IT, and finance staff at the Linux Foundation.

If you don’t know the name of the OpenJS Foundation account for a service, please contact operations@openjsf.org.

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The OpenJS Foundation admin account must be added as administrator for each repository.

Currently know list of services used:

• GitHub - Account: @/thelinuxfoundation; Privileges: Org Owner; Invitation: Awaiting acceptance
  Services tied to GitHub auth:
  • Appveyor (Implied) (https://www.appveyor.com) - Permission mapping: https://www.appveyor.com/docs/team-setup/#github-integration
  • Travis CI (Implied) (https://www.travis.com) - Permission mapping: https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/travis-ci-for-private/#who-has-access-to-the-builds
  • Coveralls (Implied)

Service that may be upcoming:

• Azure (From Azure Open Source Credits program)

Start with the checklist in issue #21 and review the linked OpenJS Foundation Infrastructure Menu. Verify the required OpenJS Foundation account access for GitHub, Appveyor, and any upcoming Azure service, coordinating with operations@openjsf.org where the account name or permissions are unknown. Done means each applicable service has the required administrator or highest-level access and the checklist reflects the current status.