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Added the test cases for adding assignee in issue on jira through slash command. #149

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# (Required) Ensure all values are filled up
name: "Assign a Jira issue to a user through slash command."
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name: "Assign a Jira issue to a user through slash command."
name: "Assign a Jira issue to a user through slash command"

status: Active
priority: Normal
folder: Jira-assign
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folder: Jira-assign
folder: Jira assign

authors: "@arush-vashishtha"
team_ownership: []
priority_p1_to_p4: P2 - Core Functions (Do core functions work?)

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# (Optional) Test type and tools
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detox: null
mmctl: null
playwright: null
rainforest: []
manual_test_environments: []

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**Step 1**

1. Run the `/jira assign` and add the desired issue key in the slash command in the channel on MM.
2. Add the MM username in the <assignee> in above command followed by a `@` when the user's MM account is connected to jira account.

**Step 2**

1. Run the `/jira assign` and add the desired issue key in the slash command in the channel on MM.
2. Add the MM username in the <assignee> in above command not followed by a `@` when the user's MM account is connected or disconnected to jira account.

**Step 3**

1. Run the `/jira assign` and add the desired issue key in the slash command in the channel on MM.
2. Add the MM username in the <assignee> in above command when the user's MM account is disconnected to jira account.

**Step 4**

1. Run the `/jira assign` and add the desired issue key in the slash command in the channel on MM.
2. Add the jira username in the <assignee> in above command not followed by a `@` when the user's MM account is connected or disconnected to their jira account.

**Expected**

The user should get suggestions while entering MM user name and the assginee should get added to the issue on Jira.
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The user should get suggestions while entering MM user name and the assginee should get added to the issue on Jira.
The user should get suggestions while entering MM user name and the assignee should get added to the issue on Jira.

After step 2, the user should not get any suggestion while entering MM user name and they should receive the error message that no assignee found for MM user name.
After step 3, the user with MM user name should not get assigned to the issue on jira.
After step 4, the user with jira user name should get assigned to the issue on jira.
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Please organize the step/expected format following the comment here - #161 (review)