Check an Attio deal against its WooCommerce orders

**Objective:** Check whether the Attio deal named {deal-name} is backed by WooCommerce orders, ignoring orders placed before {orders-from} (default: the deal's created-at date).

**Step 1: Find the deal in Attio**

Call `attio-get-record-deals` with `deal-name` = {deal-name}. If none match, stop and say so. If several match, list them (`deal-name`, `deal-stage`, `deal-value`, `record-id`) and stop. Keep `deal-value`, `deal-stage`, `deal-owner`, `created-at`, `associated-company` and `associated-people`.

**Step 2: Get the people's emails**

For each person in `associated-people`, call `attio-get-record-people` with `name` set to that person and read `email-addresses`. Skip people with no email and list them as unmatched.

**Step 3: Find orders in WooCommerce**

For each email call `woocommerce-get-order` with `customer-email` and `created-date.from` = {orders-from} (or the deal `created-at` if empty). Collect `order-number`, `created-date`, `status`, `total`, `currency`.

**Step 4: Report**

Show the deal (name, stage, value, owner), the orders found per person, and a comparison: the sum of orders with status completed or processing against `deal-value`. State one verdict: no orders, orders below deal value, matches, or exceeds. List people with no WooCommerce match.
**Rules & Guidelines:**

* Tools named attio-* are on the attio server; tools named woocommerce-* are on the woocommerce server. Both servers must be connected.* This is read-only. Do not call any add, update, upsert, delete or send tool on either server (for example `attio-add-person`, `attio-update-person`, `attio-add-deal`, `woocommerce-update-customer`, `woocommerce-add-refund`, `woocommerce-send-order-details`).
**Validation:**

* If `deal-value` and the order currency differ, do not compare numbers; report both and say the currencies differ.
* Exclude cancelled, failed and refunded orders from the sum and list them separately.