Looking to add a new action?

"actions" are Python modules that, if available in the PYTHONPATH, can be run by updating the module attribute of the YAML config file.

Let's create a new_action!

First, add a new Python file (eg. my_team_action.py) in the jbi/actions/ directory.
Add the Python function init to the module, for example:
```
from jbi import ActionResult, Operation
from jbi.models import ActionContext

JIRA_REQUIRED_PERMISSIONS = {"CREATE_ISSUES"}

def init(jira_project_key, optional_param=42):

    def execute(context: ActionContext) -> ActionResult:
        print(f"{optional_param}, going to {jira_project_key}!")
        return True, {"result": 42}

    return execute
```
1. In the above example the jira_project_key parameter is required
2. optional_param, which has a default value, is not required to run this action
3. init() returns a __call__able object that the system calls with the ActionContext object
4. The returned ActionResult features a boolean to indicate whether something was performed or not, along with a Dict (used as a response to the WebHook endpoint).
Use the context.bug, context.event, context.jira information to perform the desired processing!
List the required Jira permissions to be set on projects that will use this action in the JIRA_REQUIRED_PERMISSIONS constant. The list of built-in permissions is available on Atlassian API docs.
Use the available service calls from jbi/services (or make new ones)
Update the README.md to document your action
Now the action jbi.actions.my_team_actions can be used in the YAML configuration, under the module key.

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