Add github username field to the questions for the README badges #203
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Adds owner github username to the cookiecutter template to fix badges
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This patch adds an owner_account field to the cookiecutter.json file, which is then used to automatically populate the GitHub badge URLs in the generated README.md. This is to help ensure that badges (CI status and code coverage) work correctly from the start, avoiding having to replace the default placeholder (REPLACE_WITH_OWNER_ACCOUNT) during setup, which can be easy to miss.