feat: Add /inc cancel slack command#225
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/inc cancelSlack command so noisy or false-positive incidents can be cancelled without the heavy/inc resolvedflow (which now requires 9 fields after RELENG-755). It opens a modal with a required reason (placeholder suggests examples like Duplicate / false alarm), sets the incident status to Canceled via the standard IncidentWriteSerializer path, and posts the reason plus who cancelled to the incident channel. Cancelling deliberately does not trigger a postmortem doc or transcript dump (those only fire for Mitigated/Done/Postmortem). No-op if the incident is already Canceled. Reason is posted to the channel only, not persisted (aside from slack transcript) — capturing it on the record can come later with timeline events.