Prepare customer calls with Dynamics 365 Sales and TickTick

**Objective:** Build a single view of the customer `{account-name}` from Dynamics 365 Sales and from the TickTick task list.

**Step 1: Find the account (Dynamics 365 Sales server)**

Call `dynamics-365-sales-get-accounts` with `account-name.contains` set to `{account-name}`. If more than one account matches, list them and stop. If none match, say so and stop.

**Step 2: Pull the CRM context (Dynamics 365 Sales server)**

Using the exact `account-name` from Step 1, call `dynamics-365-sales-get-opportunities` with `potential-customer` set to it and `status` Open, then `dynamics-365-sales-get-incidents` with `customer` set to it and `status` Active, then `dynamics-365-sales-get-contacts` with `parent-customer` set to it.

**Step 3: Pull the TickTick work (TickTick server)**

Call `ticktick-get-tasks` with `title.contains` set to the account name and `status` open. If `{lookback-days}` (default 30) is given or defaulted, also call `ticktick-get-completed-tasks` with `title.contains` set to the account name and `completed-time.from` set to that many days ago.

**Step 4: Report**

Sections: Account summary (industry, city, owner), Open opportunities, Open cases, Contacts, Open TickTick tasks, Recently completed TickTick tasks. Close with a one-line view of what needs attention.

**Rules & Guidelines:**

* `dynamics-365-sales-*` tools are on the Dynamics 365 Sales server; `ticktick-*` tools are on the TickTick server.
* Read-only. Do not call any create, update, add, complete or delete tool on either server.

**Validation:**

* TickTick is matched by name text only; say so and flag tasks whose title only loosely resembles the account.
* If a section is empty, print the heading with "None found".