Update plugin authors to performanceteam

[jeffpaul]

Summary

This pull request includes minor updates to the author information in two plugin files. The changes standardize the author name from "WordPress Performance Team" to "performanceteam."

Updated author information:

• plugins/auto-sizes/auto-sizes.php: Changed the author name to "performanceteam."
• plugins/view-transitions/view-transitions.php: Changed the author name to "performanceteam."

Relevant technical choices

Note that after updating these on WPORG that @felixarntz and @joemcgill will also need to follow the steps on https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-org/transferring-your-plugin-to-a-new-owner/ so that https://wordpress.org/plugins/view-transitions/ && https://wordpress.org/plugins/auto-sizes/ respectively get transferred to the performanceteam user and properly represented as "By WordPress Performance Team".

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[felixarntz]

@jeffpaul Is there documentation on this? Makes sense to change the ownership, but why change the plugin header author name to something less readable than before?

[jeffpaul]

@jeffpaul Is there documentation on this? Makes sense to change the ownership, but why change the plugin header author name to something less readable than before?

I believe that's what https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-org/transferring-your-plugin-to-a-new-owner/ outlines, but these plugins might be something that are large enough that someone needs to email the Plugin Review Team to update directly.

[felixarntz]

Thanks! In that case, we should probably reach out to plugins@ indeed. I see the mention of putting the username as an author, but that doesn't make any sense to me from a user-facing perspective. That author name is shown in WordPress, and it saying "performanceteam" instead of "WordPress Performance Team" is clearly worse.