Automatically schedule an incident retro #442
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Summary | Résumé
This PR automatically schedules an incident retro when the
/sre incident schedulecommand is ran in an incident channel. The code looks through all team member's calenders (except the security team group) and tries to schedule an event based on the following rules:When a time is available, the SRE bot then schedules the event, sends a notification email and displays a message to the user with a button to view the event.