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Add vCalAddress.has_email for matching calendar users (#2057)

* Add vCalAddress.has_email for matching calendar users

Match the calendar address and EMAIL parameter case-insensitively, with an optional mailto: prefix. Document the method and cover parameter changes and calendar round trips.

AI assistance: OpenAI Codex (GPT-6) reviewed issue scope and overlapping PRs, drafted the method, documentation and tests, and ran validation. Prompt summary: Find and implement a fifth icalendar contribution building on the existing EMAIL parameter.

* Fix duplicate changelog fragment for has_email

Rename the new fragment to 1916.feature.1 so it does not collide with the existing 1916.feature.rst entry in Towncrier.

AI assistance: OpenAI Codex (GPT-6) helped diagnose the duplicate fragment, rename it, and validate the fix.

* Use casefold for has_email and clarify its docstring

Add Unicode matching tests for the calendar address and EMAIL parameter.
Mark the required parameter and document the return type.

OpenAI Codex assisted with these changes and validation.

* Remove misleading has_email docstring sentence

Apply the review suggestion to remove the claim that both addresses are
checked. Matching uses any(), which can stop after the first match.
No runtime behavior changes.

AI disclosure: I proposed the requirements and reviewed the changes before
submission. OpenAI Codex using GPT-6 Astra helped implement the changes
and run validation. The model identification is confirmed by me.

Prompt summary: address the review feedback on has_email, remove the
misleading docstring sentence, run the focused tests and code checks,
and prepare the changes for my review before submission.

For completeness, the AI assistance in earlier commits in this PR also
used GPT-6 Astra. It included investigating the issue, drafting the
implementation, documentation and tests, diagnosing the duplicate news
fragment, and running validation. For 37ac034a specifically, the reques... (continued)

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