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SteveL-MSFT and TravisEz13 Update to new format for PoshChan settings and allow all users access…
… to reminders (#9198)


PoshChan has been updated to use a new settings format so that authorized users are per action vs being global. 

## PR Context

Since reminders don't incur much of a resource hit for PoshChan, there's no reason not to allow everyone to use it.  See https://github.com/SteveL-MSFT/PoshChan-Bot for use instructions.
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