docs: add Scality RING S3 CSI driver to production-grade drivers list

[anurag4DSB]

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This PR adds the Scality RING S3 CSI driver to the “Production Drivers” table in book/src/drivers.md.

Key details of the entry

• Name: Scality RING S3 CSI
• CSI driver name: s3.csi.scality.com
• Compatible CSI versions: v1.11.0
• Description: Container Storage Interface (CSI) driver that enables Kubernetes workloads to mount Scality RING S3 buckets as POSIX-like file-system volumes via Mountpoint-for-S3.
• Persistence: Persistent
• Supported access modes: Read/Write Multiple Pods (ReadWriteMany)
• Dynamic provisioning: Not yet (static provisioning only)
• Other features: — (left blank)

Documentation: https://scality.github.io/mountpoint-s3-csi-driver/

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Please fix the CLA issue.

[anurag4DSB]

Please fix the CLA issue.

We are working on this. Thank you for the guidance. I will update the PR once our organization has approved me.

[anurag4DSB]

Hello @xing-yang we resolved the EasyCLA agreement What the next step, thank you again for your guidance

We also added 2 more commits after your initial review, one of which was to comply with AWS copyright polices.

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