Add configurable send_as address with envelope fallback #45
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The sender address for outgoing emails is now determined via the `mail.mailers.microsoft-graph.send_as` config value. If this value is not set, it falls back to the envelope's sender address (`$envelope->getSender()->getAddress()`), ensuring emails can still be sent without explicit configuration.
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It is now possible to use a different sender email address that the sending azure account (MAIL_FROM_ADDRESS) has access to (delegated).
The MAIL_FROM_ADDRESS is the azure user with at least an Exchange Online license and can mail on behalf of all email address this account has access to.
The sender address for outgoing emails is now determined via the
mail.mailers.microsoft-graph.send_asconfig value.If this value is not set, it falls back to the envelope's sender address (
$envelope->getSender()->getAddress()), ensuring emails can still be sent without explicit configuration.