Update Auto Assign Incident.js

[varshh-ds]

Auto Assign by Priority

This Business Rule automatically assigns incidents to groups based on their priority.

• Priority 1 → Network Support
• Priority 2,3,4 → Helpdesk

Useful for automating incident routing and reducing manual work.

PR Description:

replace this with your description

Pull Request Checklist

Overview

• Put an x inside of the square brackets to check each item.
• I have read and understood the CONTRIBUTING.md guidelines
• My pull request has a descriptive title that accurately reflects the changes and the description has been filled in above.
• I've included only files relevant to the changes described in the PR title and description
• I've created a new branch in my forked repository for this contribution

Code Quality

• My code is relevant to ServiceNow developers
• My code snippets expand meaningfully on official ServiceNow documentation (if applicable)
• I've disclosed use of ES2021 features (if applicable)
• I've tested my code snippets in a ServiceNow environment (where possible)

Repository Structure Compliance

• I've placed my code snippet(s) in one of the required top-level categories:
  • Core ServiceNow APIs/
  • Server-Side Components/
  • Client-Side Components/
  • Modern Development/
  • Integration/
  • Specialized Areas/
• I've used appropriate sub-categories within the top-level categories
• Each code snippet has its own folder with a descriptive name

Documentation

• I've included a README.md file for each code snippet
• The README.md includes:
  • Description of the code snippet functionality
  • Usage instructions or examples
  • Any prerequisites or dependencies
  • (Optional) Screenshots or diagrams if helpful

Restrictions

• My PR does not include XML exports of ServiceNow records
• My PR does not contain sensitive information (passwords, API keys, tokens)
• My PR does not include changes that fall outside the described scope

[ravichandra1998g]

Hello @varshh-ds

It looks like this PR only contains only a script file. A valid PR should contain both script and Readme file (explaining what the code does)

Also, please do not submit low effort PRs.

At Hactoberfest, we are aiming for high quality contributions that are suitable for open source.

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

Please contribute different use cases/contexts that are suitable for Hactoberfest?

Closing this PR.