Support Microsoft Teams Workflows (Incoming Webhook – New) for Teams notifier (deprecating legacy Office 365 connector)#13
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Microsoft Teams is deprecating the legacy Office 365 Connector–based Incoming Webhooks on 31 December.
The current MS Teams notifier in exception_notification relies on this deprecated webhook format.
This PR updates the Teams notifier to support the new Microsoft Teams Workflows Incoming Webhook, which uses a different payload structure, ensuring notifications continue to work after the deprecation.
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