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fix: make /dispatch-list-incidents arguments and project scoping reachable - #183
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The handler split
payload["command"]— the command name Slack sends, never the arguments — so the two-element branch was unreachable and a project argument was silently ignored. Arguments now come frompayload["text"], unsplit, so a project name containing spaces works; the not-found error reports the request's own organization instead of inventing one fromargs[0].Project scoping was equally unreachable: the command carried no subject, so it always read the default organization. A new
optional_command_context_middlewareresolves the conversation when there is one — adopting both its subject and its session — and falls through outside a channel, where the required variant would have raised.Closes #133.