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WIP: Redesign iMIP email to better format both HTML and plain text. #17195

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Commits on Sep 18, 2019

  1. Redesign iMIP email to better format both HTML and plain text.

    These iMIP emails are sent when calendar events are sent when
    calendar events containing invitees are created, updated, or deleted.
    
    Addresses issues #12391 and #13555
    
    The event is now presented in the mail using a tabular format.
    Features of new design:
    - Tabular format is visually clearer than previous bullet list.
    - Organizer and attendee list are now included as labeled elements.
    - RSVP accept is indicated for organizer and each attendee with a ✔︎.
    - Eliminating linked design icons removes most privacy-eroding
      beacons (partially addressing issue #17187). Logo still TBD.
    
    Also:
    - Corrected some wording/spelling issues in emails.
    - Renamed $meetingInviteeName to $meetingOrganizerName (someone
      confused invitee and invitor).
    - Minor refactoring.
    
    Signed-off-by: Brad Rubenstein brad@wbr.tech
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  2. In iMIP event tables, put CSS inline.

    Fixes presentation on mail programs (like gmail) that don't accept style blocks in HTML body.
    
    Signed-off-by: brad@wbr.tech
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