Add manifest.yaml with bot configuration #40
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Created a new `manifest.yaml` file, which defines the bot's configuration settings. This includes information like the bot's display name, oauth scopes, and event subscriptions. Also specifies some settings such as enabling interactivity and disabling organization deployment.
Added SLACK_APP_TOKEN and SLACK_BOT_TOKEN in the docker-compose file as passthrough. At the same time, disable the "messages_tab" in the app_home feature of the manifest file. Removal of certain bot events and scopes were also made to limit the Slack bot's functionality mainly to writing to public chats.
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Created a new
manifest.yamlfile, which defines the bot's configuration settings. This includes information like the bot's display name, oauth scopes, and event subscriptions. Also specifies some settings such as enabling interactivity and disabling organization deployment.