Include sharable link in "favorite sessions" email

[timiwahalahti]

The "favorite sessions" email includes the sessions the user chose, it'd be helpful to include the link, so that they can easily apply those sessions to their phone or other device, and so that they can easily get a much better view of their personalized schedule on the website.

This PR adds that link to that email.

For ease, let's get the schedule page by slug. This way we do not need to pass the page ID just for this, but we neither blindly trust the input sent to REST API as a URL that belongs to the WordCamp site.

Fixes #186

Props @iandunn

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How to test the changes in this Pull Request:

1. Go to WordCamp website schedule page
2. Favorite some sessions
3. Send the email
4. Open the link in email, favorite sessions should be indicated

[timiwahalahti]

Lint errors (phpcs) are coming from rule that I don't get.

'validate_callback' => function( $value, $request, $param ) { is way better than
'validate_callback' => function ( $value, $request, $param ) { 🤔

[pkevan]

Lint errors (phpcs) are coming from rule that I don't get.

'validate_callback' => function( $value, $request, $param ) { is way better than 'validate_callback' => function ( $value, $request, $param ) { 🤔

For some reason PHPCS is treating the function keyword as a function declaration instead of being an anonymous function as it is in this case.

I can see two ways of this being used in the wc-post-types/inc/rest-api.php file, including one with a space, perhaps to get over this error.

[outdoor2kode]

Codes look good and works as expected.

[outdoor2kode]

Note: I timeboxed some time to address the issue where PHPCS was mistakenly identifying anonymous functions as declaration functions. Found that: 1. The --config-show reveals that PHPCS doesn't seem to properly read the phpcs.xml.dist file. 2. It is possible to write custom logic to avoid certain patterns being misidentified. Tried, but not working as expected. Given that it exceeded the time I had allocated for it and many other files use function (), I decided not to look into it further at the moment. Noted this for future reference.