See what a person already carries in Jira before adding more

**Objective:** Review the open Jira workload of `{person}`, given as a display name or an email address, and say whether it is manageable.

**Step 1: Identify the person**

Call `jira-get-user` with email set to {person} if it looks like an email address, otherwise with name.contains set to {person}. Keep name, email, user-account-id and active. If more than one user matches, list them with their email and stop. If the user is not active, say so and continue.

**Step 2: Find their work**

Call `jira-get-issue` with assignee.contains set to the display name from Step 1 and max-records set to 200. If {project-name} is supplied, resolve it with `jira-get-project` first and also pass project-key.

**Step 3: Find what they raised**

Call `jira-get-issue` with reporter.contains set to the same display name, to show what they are waiting on rather than doing.

**Step 4: Team context**

Call `jira-get-team-member` with name.contains set to the display name to see which teams they belong to. If it returns nothing, skip this from the report.

**Step 5: Report**

* one line: name, email, active or inactive, teams
* **Assigned and open** - a table of issue-key, project-key, summary, status, due-date, story-points, excluding Done, Closed, Resolved and Cancelled
* **Totals** - count of open issues, sum of story-points where present, count past due-date, count untouched for over 14 days
* **Raised by them and still open** - count and the three oldest
* a two sentence verdict on whether the load looks heavy, and which issues to move first if it does

**Rules & Guidelines:**

* Read only. Do NOT call `jira-assign-issue` to rebalance anything, recommend it instead.
* Match on the display name returned by `jira-get-user`, not on the raw input, the assignee field holds display names.
* Do not compare people. This is one person's load.

**Validation:**

* If `jira-get-user` returns nothing, say the user was not found and stop.
* If they have no open assigned issues, say so plainly and still report what they raised.