Match your Azure DevOps team to ServiceNow users

**Objective:** List the members of Azure DevOps team `{team-name}` in project `{project}` and find each person's ServiceNow user record, so assignments can be made on both sides.

**Step 1: Get the team (azure-devops server)**

Call `azure-devops-get-team-member` with `team-name` = {team-name} and `project-name` = {project}. If no members come back, say so and stop. For each member note `display-name`. Then call `azure-devops-get-user` with `display-name` for each member to get `mail-address` and `principal-name`.

**Step 2: Find the ServiceNow user (servicenow server)**

For each member call `servicenow-get-user` with `email` = the member's `mail-address`. If that returns nothing, retry with `name` = the display name and mark the match as name-only.

**Step 3: Report**

A table with one row per member: display name, Azure DevOps mail address, ServiceNow `user-id`, `sys-id`, `active`, `department`, and match type (email or name-only or none). List members with no ServiceNow user or an inactive one separately.

**Rules & Guidelines:**

* `azure-devops-get-team-member` and `azure-devops-get-user` are on the azure-devops server. `servicenow-get-user` is on the servicenow server.
* Read-only. Do NOT call `servicenow-add-user`, `servicenow-update-user` or any other write tool.

**Validation:**

* Compare emails case-insensitively. If the two systems use different domains for the same person, flag it rather than matching.
* If several ServiceNow users match one email, list them all and do not pick one.