Find WooCommerce orders that have no NetSuite sales order

**Objective:** List WooCommerce orders created from `{from-date}` to `{to-date}` (ISO dates) with a total of at least `{min-total}` (default 0) that have no matching sales order in NetSuite.

**Step 1: List WooCommerce orders**

Call `woocommerce-get-order` (woocommerce server) with `created-date.from` set to `{from-date}`, `created-date.to` set to `{to-date}` and `total.min` set to `{min-total}`. Skip orders whose status is cancelled, failed or trash. Keep order number, customer email, total and created date.

**Step 2: Check each order in NetSuite**

For each distinct customer email, call `netsuite-get-customer` (netsuite server) with `email` set to that email. Then call `netsuite-get-salesorder` (netsuite server) with `customer-id`, `date.from` and `date.to` set to the range, and match orders by total within 0.01 and date within 3 days. Orders for a customer not found in NetSuite are missing along with their customer.

**Step 3: Report**

A table of unmatched orders with order number, date, email, total and reason (customer not in NetSuite, or no matching sales order). Give counts of orders checked, matched and unmatched, and the unmatched total value.

**Rules & Guidelines:**

* `woocommerce-get-order` is on the woocommerce server; `netsuite-get-customer` and `netsuite-get-salesorder` are on the netsuite server.
* Read only. Never call `woocommerce-update-order`, `woocommerce-add-order` or any add or update tool on either server; this prompt reports gaps, it does not create them.
* Keep the date range to 31 days or less; if it is longer, ask for a shorter one.

**Validation:**

* If WooCommerce returns nothing, say so and stop.
* Mark a match as probable, not certain, when it rests on total and date only.