Reconcile a 2Checkout customer with Dynamics 365 Sales

**Objective:** Find the 2Checkout customer with email `{email}` and compare it to the Dynamics 365 Sales account and contact for the same email.

**Step 1: Read the customer from 2Checkout**

Call `2checkout-get-customer` with `email` set to `{email}`. If it returns no rows, report that the customer does not exist in 2Checkout and stop. If it returns more than one, list them (customer-reference, company, email) and stop.

**Step 2: Find the contact and account in Dynamics 365 Sales**

Call `dynamics-365-sales-get-contacts` with `email` set to the same value. Then call `dynamics-365-sales-get-accounts` with `email` set to the same value; if that finds nothing and the 2Checkout `company` is not empty, call it again with `account-name.contains` set to the company. Use the contact's `parent-customer` to confirm the account when both exist.

**Step 3: Compare and report**

Report a table of field, 2Checkout value, Dynamics 365 value, status (match, differs, missing): name (first-name and last-name against full-name), company against account-name, city, country-code against country, phone where both have one. State clearly one of: in both, in 2Checkout only, in Dynamics 365 only.

**Rules & Guidelines:**

* `2checkout-*` tools are on the 2checkout server; `dynamics-365-sales-*` tools are on the Dynamics 365 Sales server. Both servers must be connected.
* This prompt is read-only. Do NOT call any create, update, add, delete or other write tool on either server, including `dynamics-365-sales-create-account`, `dynamics-365-sales-create-contact`, `dynamics-365-sales-create-lead`, `dynamics-365-sales-create-case`, `dynamics-365-sales-create-note`, `dynamics-365-sales-create-task`, `2checkout-customer-add` and `2checkout-subscription-update`.
* Compare emails case-insensitively and ignore surrounding spaces.

**Validation:**

* If Dynamics 365 returns no contact and no account, report the customer as missing from the CRM and continue to the report.
* Country may be a code on one side and a name on the other; treat an ISO code and its matching name as a match.