Add SIG docs: New Contributors Meet and Greet

[Rishit-dagli]

Adds the SIG docs: New Contributors Meet and Greet events as suggested by @sftim

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Thanks!

/ok-to-test

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Instead of changing this file, change the source, commit that change. Next, then run make generate-dockerized and commit the changes you get.

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[Rishit-dagli]

Ah, missed this. Thanks for pointing this out!

[divya-mohan0209]

I would consider adding the Youtube link for the meeting recordings since they'll be available. You'll, of course, need to make changes to the sigs.yaml file again.

[sftim]

Thanks

/lgtm

[Rishit-dagli]

/retest

[Rishit-dagli]

The merge conflicts are now fixed!

To complete the pull request process, please assign nikhita after the PR has been reviewed.

/assign @nikhita

[Rishit-dagli]

@reylejano 627aed3 and 379fbe3 address your reviews

[nikhita]

/unassign

Please reassign back to me when this has LGTM from SIG Docs leads. Thanks!

[reylejano]

/lgtm
lgtm's from 2 SIG Docs co-chairs (myself and Divya) and 1 SIG Docs tech lead (Tim)
/assign @nikhita

[mrbobbytables]

/approve

I've added the tide squash label, but please rebase and fixup and PRs with the WIP type commits in the future. It's less critical here in k/community, but can be a blocker in other repos.

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