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TDD: Accept email strings as attendees (#1597)

* Test attendee email string normalization

Add failing tests for plain and mailto-prefixed attendee strings across component attendee properties and email alarm construction.

The tests verify vCalAddress conversion, exact serialization, mutable list preservation, and existing address metadata.

AI-assisted: Claude Sonnet 5 performed repository reconnaissance, OpenAI GPT-5.6 Thinking drafted test snippets from the recon, and OpenAI GPT-5 (Codex) performed a read-only diff review. The contributor implemented, reviewed, and validated the changes.

* Accept email strings for attendees

Normalize plain and mailto-prefixed attendee strings through vCalAddress.new() across attendee properties and component factories.

Preserve existing vCalAddress instances and parameters, retain mutable input-list identity, and document direct string usage. Add the required news fragment and update public attendee type hints.

AI-assisted: OpenAI GPT-5 Codex implemented and verified the scoped change from repository-specific instructions. Claude Sonnet 5 performed an independent read-only diff and test review. OpenAI GPT-5.6 Thinking defined the implementation boundary and reviewed the resulting reports. The contributor reviewed and validated the final change.

* Address attendee review feedback

* Address remaining attendee review feedback

Move the issue-specific mixed-attendee test out of the new-method test module, link attendee parameters to the specific RFC 5545 section, and combine the attendee assignment example into a functional doctest.
AI-assisted: OpenAI Codex implemented the scoped maintainer feedback. OpenAI GPT-5.6 Sol reviewed the final diff and verification results. The contributor reviewed and validated the changes.

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* Address remaining attendee documentation feedback

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claude-sonnet-4-6: The rebase has been independently reviewed and is sound.  There is one rem... (continued)

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