[WIP] Build support for Microsoft Teams integration in CRISP package

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• Understand existing codebase (UI server, MCP server, CLI structure, dependencies)
• Create src/crisp_t/integration/ package with Microsoft Teams bot
  • __init__.py - Package init
  • teams_bot.py - Bot activity handler (parses messages, executes CRISP commands via subprocess, optional Copilot SDK NLP)
  • server.py - aiohttp web server with /api/messages webhook endpoint
  • cli.py - CLI entry point (crisp-teams command)
• Update pyproject.toml:
  • Add [teams] optional dependency group with botbuilder-core, botbuilder-integration-aiohttp, botbuilder-schema, aiohttp>=3.13.3
  • Add crisp-teams CLI script entry point
• Add tests in tests/integration/
• Create docs/integration.md
• Create notes/integration.md
• Update README.md with Microsoft Teams integration section

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<issue_title>Build support for Microsoft Teams integration in CRISP package using the new CHAT-SDK</issue_title>
<issue_description># Build support for Microsoft Teams integration in the CRISP-T package using the new CHAT-SDK

Description

• You recently added support for a web UI for the CRISP package using the new COPILOT-SDK. Use a subagent to read and deeply internalize what copilot-sdk does from this repository: https://github.com/github/copilot-sdk
• Next, read your previous work from this pull request: Add web UI for CRISP-T with GitHub Copilot SDK integration #87
• Then read and understand your web ui inplmementation in the ui directory of the CRISP package.
• Your task is to build support for Microsoft Teams integration in the CRISP package using the new CHAT-SDK. This will allow users to interact with the CRISP package through Microsoft Teams, enabling them to execute commands and receive responses directly within the Teams interface.
• Create a new directory in the src/crisp_t folder named integration. You should do your work inside this directory.
• Use the chat-sdk skill to understand the best practices from: npx skills add vercel/chat (Add this skill to your agent and read the code to understand how to use the chat-sdk for Microsoft Teams integration.)
• Ensure that vercel/chat skill is added to your workspace with npx skills add vercel/chat and that you understand how to use it for Microsoft Teams bot development.
• Create a detailed plan to build:
  • A Microsoft Teams bot that can be added to a Teams workspace and can receive messages from users.
  • The bot should be able to parse incoming messages and determine if they are commands intended for the CRISP package.
  • If a message is identified as a command for CRISP, the bot should use the copilot-sdk to execute the command and retrieve the response.
  • The bot should then send the response back to the user in the Teams chat interface.
• Implement the Microsoft Teams bot using the chat-sdk and any necessary libraries for Microsoft Teams bot development.
• Ensure that the bot can handle various types of commands and provide appropriate responses based on the capabilities of the CRISP package.
• Implement proper error handling and user feedback in case of failures (e.g., unable to execute CRISP commands, issues with the copilot-sdk, etc.).
• Test the Microsoft Teams bot thoroughly to ensure it works as expected and can successfully interact with the CRISP package through the copilot-sdk.
• Provide brief instructions on how to set up the Microsoft Teams bot and add it to a Teams workspace section in the README.md file.
• Add comprehensive instructions to docs/integration.md on how to use the Microsoft Teams integration, including examples of interactions with the bot and CRISP commands. Additional notes and future plans should go into notes/integration.md.
• Do a final pass to ensure code quality, readability, and maintainability and add comments where necessary.</issue_description>

Comments on the Issue (you are @copilot in this section)

• Fixes Build support for Microsoft Teams integration in CRISP package using the new CHAT-SDK #106

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