Match meeting guests to Bloomerang constituents

**Objective:** For the Granola meeting matching `{meeting-title}`, find which attendees are Bloomerang constituents, looking back `{lookback-days}` days (default 30).

**Step 1: Find the meeting (granola server)**

Call `granola-get-note` with `title.contains` set to `{meeting-title}` and `created.from` set to the start of the lookback window. If more than one note matches, list them (title, `scheduled-start`, `owner-name`) and stop so the user can narrow the title.

**Step 2: List the people (granola server)**

Call `granola-get-attendee` with `note-id` set to the note `id`. Also call `granola-get-invitee` with the same `note-id`. Keep each person's `name` and `email`. Mark who attended and who was only invited.

**Step 3: Match to Bloomerang (bloomerang server)**

For each distinct email, call `bloomerang-get-email-address` with `value` set to that email. Take `account-id` from the result and call `bloomerang-get-constituent` with `id` set to that `account-id` to get `full-name`, `type`, `status` and `engagement-score`. If the email has no match, try `bloomerang-get-constituent` with `primary-email` set to the email. If still nothing, record the person as not in Bloomerang.

**Step 4: Report**

A table: name, email, attended or invited only, Bloomerang match (full-name, `account-number`, type, status) or "not in Bloomerang". End with counts of matched and unmatched people.

**Rules & Guidelines:**

* `granola-get-note`, `granola-get-attendee` and `granola-get-invitee` are on the granola server. `bloomerang-get-email-address` and `bloomerang-get-constituent` are on the bloomerang server.
* This is read-only. Do not call any bloomerang tool that adds or updates records.
* Match on email only, never on name alone.

**Validation:**

* If the note has no attendees or invitees, say so and stop.
* If one email maps to more than one account-id, list all of them and do not choose one.