[config] [Sweep Rules] Fix rule violation in sweep.yaml

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I created this PR to address this rule:

"Make changes only in the directory you are working on (frontend, backend, or deployment)."

Description

This PR fixes the rule violation in the "sweep.yaml" file by moving it to the correct directory and updating the relevant documentation.

Summary of Changes

• Created a new file "backend/sweep.yaml" and moved the contents of the existing "sweep.yaml" file to this new location.
• Modified the "backend/CONTRIBUTING.md" file to update the instructions for contributing to the backend and added a note about the location of the "sweep.yaml" file.

Please review and merge these changes to ensure that the "sweep.yaml" file is located in the backend directory, as specified in the repository structure.

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Rollback Files For Sweep

• Rollback changes to backend/sweep.yaml
• Rollback changes to backend/sweep.yaml
• Rollback changes to backend/sweep.yaml
• Rollback changes to backend/CONTRIBUTING.md
• Rollback changes to backend/CONTRIBUTING.md

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Sandbox Executions

• Running GitHub Actions for backend/sweep.yaml ✓

Check backend/sweep.yaml with contents:

Ran GitHub Actions for d9945bc38c8b3beefe24ce86a852d7a25416624e:
• black: ✓
• black: ✓
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• Analyze (python): ✓
• check-dirs: ✓
• Analyze (javascript): ✓
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• Running GitHub Actions for backend/CONTRIBUTING.md ✓

Check backend/CONTRIBUTING.md with contents:

Ran GitHub Actions for e956c2c0a402cb1c1cb3d6927d308c393d531a6d:

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