Update userstyles.yml

[raspberri05]

I am requesting to become a maintainer for canvas-lms styles. I am adding myself as a maintainer here pursuant to the instructions in the canvas-lms readme for userstyles. (canva-lms styles currently has no active maintainers so I would like to maintain it.

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[uncenter]

Hi! Glad to see someone willing to pick up the Canvas userstyle. Two things here though; for adding yourself as a maintainer, please see https://github.com/catppuccin/userstyles/blob/main/docs/userstylesyml.md#adding-yourself-as-a-maintainer. And in general we'd like to see a few contributions from you to the userstyle first before we bring you on as a maintainer. I'm going to close this for now - feel free to raise a PR fixing any issues you find with the userstyle (e.g. #368) and then we can talk about becoming a maintainer :)

[raspberri05]

Ok, thank you