Add Top Contributors Section and Contributor Details View

[Satyamkumarnavneet]

This PR introduces a feature to display the top 3 contributors for the current month on the admin dashboard. It also provides detailed information about each contributor, including PRs created, merged, lines added, and other GitHub activity metrics.

Changes:

• Frontend (HTML/JavaScript):

  • Added a "Top 3 Contributors of the Month" section on the main dashboard page.
  • Introduced dynamic fetching of GitHub data (PRs, contributions) using the GitHub API.
  • Displayed contributor rankings with avatars, PR counts, and lines added.

• Backend (Views & URLs):

  • Added a view to fetch all contributors' statistics using the GitHub API.
  • Implemented a detailed contributor profile page showing stats like PRs created, reviews, issue assignments, and more.

• New Templates:

  • Created templates for displaying the list of all contributors (all_contributors.html) and individual contributor details (contributor_detail.html).

API Calls:

• The feature fetches data from the GitHub API, including:
  • Closed PRs for the current month.
  • Contributor statistics such as PR count, lines added, reviews, and more.

Additional Notes:

• This feature only fetches data for non-bot users and excludes certain bots (e.g., dependabot).
• The contributor ranking is based on both PR count and lines added, with a weighted score for ranking purposes.

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