Add support for assistant.search.context - #1667

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Hi @ArielTM thanks for you contribution 🚀 they are alway welcome

Unfortunately we need to hold off on introducing these changes due to these APIs being in a limited access stage

This API is currently in a limited access stage. You may be able to obtain a token and call the API, but to get a valid response, you must be enrolled in the program. Contact Customer Experience at feedback@slack.com to request to be added.

We would also need unit tests for these changes 🙏

@WilliamBergamin Until this is in "limited access" , would you say the best way to use this api would be to do something like this instead ?

app.client.api_call(
                api_method="assistant.search.context",
                http_verb="POST",
                headers={"Authorization": f"Bearer {os.environ.get('SLACK_BOT_TOKEN')}",},
                json={
                    "action_token": action_token,
                    "query": text,
                    "limit": 5,
                },
            )

@Pythonista7 Yess this is the recommended approach 💯
But you may not need to specify the headers or http_verb if the client is configured correctly