Create auto_assign_category.js

[varshh-ds]

Add auto-assign incident by category script

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[varshh-ds]

good

[ravichandra1998g]

Hello @varshh-ds

Thank you for your contribution. We appreciate your efforts in submitting this PR.
We are going to approve this and mark as hactoberfest accepted, so that it count towards your contribution. but we cannot merge this as this is is a low effort code snippet.

For Hacktoberfest, we’re aiming for high-quality contributions providing real-world developer usecases.
Please note that Low effort code snippets will not be merged.

You can see some of the recently merged code snippets to understand the kind of code snippets we are aiming for..

Keep contributing!
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