kubevirt,governance: improve inactive users

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What this PR does / why we need it:

There's two tools with the same name yq and we are using both from time to time and their syntax of handling yaml files differs.

Therefore we need to check which version we're using from inside the script and adjust the usage of the tool accordingly.

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[dhiller]

While working on this and checking the data resembling changes from devtools against the real contributions, I noticed a difference - i.e. AlonaKaplan and germag both have contributions within the last year which don't show up inside the devstats graph.

I suspect that this is likely connected to the failure to update the repo groups, so I created an issue tracker here: kubevirt/community#330