[INTPROD-9204] Add Auth-Test Call #107
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This pull request includes a significant change to the
omnibot/services/slack/__init__.pyfile. A new functionget_auth(bot)has been added. This function retrieves the authentication information for the bot. If the authentication information is not found in the Redis client, it makes an API call toauth.test. If the API call is successful, the authentication information is stored in the Redis client for future use. If the API call fails, a warning is logged and an empty dictionary is returned.omnibot/services/slack/__init__.py: Added a new functionget_auth(bot). This function retrieves the bot's authentication information from the Redis client, or makes an API call toauth.testif the information is not found. The result of the API call is then stored in the Redis client. If the API call fails, a warning is logged and an empty dictionary is returned.