The Fedora Community Architect charter has undersold the role's actual
scope, and this commit sharpens the page's introduction and document
metadata to better reflect current responsibilities.

The description and opening paragraph are rewritten to describe the FCA
as one of three permanent Red Hat seats on the Fedora Council, with
institutional, governance, and financial accountability spanning Council
business, budget, Flock, and ecosystem stewardship (CentOS is now named
explicitly). The "Community Initiatives" reference is removed, since the
Council paused that program pending a redesigned process built with
community input.

This commit also fixes a document metadata bug found while previewing
the build locally: the semicolon-separated author line only registers
with Asciidoctor when it is the very first line after the document
title, with no attribute entries ahead of it. The existing file had
`:page-authors:` first, so `{author}`, `{author_2}`, `{author_3}`, and
`{author_4}` never resolved, and Asciidoctor logged "skipping reference
to missing attribute" warnings on every build. Reordering the header
fixes the byline. The `:page-authors:` attribute itself is dropped
because nothing in this repository or the rendered page consumes it —
the UI reads the `{author}` family of attributes directly.

Shaun McCance is also added as a document author in recognition of his
close consultation on this revision. The document is versioned as
v5.0-alpha to mark it as a working draft. It will become v5.0 once
merged to main, with a possible `-beta` stage before then.

Assisted-by: Claude Sonnet 5 (1M context)
Signed-off-by: Justin Wheeler <jwheel@redhat.com>

@@ -71,2 +61,3 @@
 
-Participate in planning and organizing Fedora’s Flagship events each year, including:
+[[roles-centos]]
+=== CentOS Ecosystem Stewardship

@@ -76,1 +65,3 @@
-* Fedora contributor hackfests
+* Represent Fedora's interests within the CentOS project, engaging with the CentOS Board on governance, elections, and community transitions.
+* Serve as a bridge between the Fedora and CentOS communities, sharing lessons, tooling, and processes across the upstream/downstream relationship.
+* Organize CentOS Connect, the project's annual contributor conference, coordinating logistics and programming with the CentOS community.

@@ -77,0 +66,4 @@
+* Serve as a bridge between the Fedora and CentOS communities, sharing lessons, tooling, and processes across the upstream/downstream relationship.
+* Organize CentOS Connect, the project's annual contributor conference, coordinating logistics and programming with the CentOS community.
+* Advocate for CentOS Stream partners and users, surfacing their needs and feedback to the Fedora community and to Red Hat engineering.
+* Support open, transparent communication between CentOS Special Interest Groups (SIGs) and the broader partner ecosystem.

@@ -91,0 +86,4 @@
+
+* Decisions related to budget allocation and official project documentation are made with the xref:council::index.adoc[{team_name}].
+* Decisions related to Flock planning are made in collaboration with the Flock organizing team and relevant community stakeholders.
+* Decisions related to CentOS ecosystem stewardship are made in collaboration with the CentOS Board and the broader CentOS community.

@@ -91,0 +124,4 @@
+* *CentOS Board*:
+  Represent Fedora's interests in CentOS governance, elections, and community transitions.
+* *CentOS Connect Organizing Team*:
+  Coordinate conference logistics and programming for CentOS Connect.

@@ -129,0 +171,4 @@
+=== 2026 role changes
+
+In 2026, this charter was substantially rewritten to describe the FCA's actual scope of work, rather than the broader "community manager" framing it had carried since the role's earliest days.
+<<roles,_Roles and Responsibilities_>> was reorganized around four concrete areas — <<roles-governance,_Council governance_>>, <<roles-budget,_budget and fiduciary stewardship_>>, the <<roles-flock,_Flock conference_>>, and <<roles-centos,_CentOS ecosystem stewardship_>> — with CentOS added as a newly explicit responsibility, reflecting the deepening relationship between Fedora and its sibling project.