Implemented a REGEX check for <@ID> #15
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Fixed the issue using regex check since bot id is not a guaranteed field in the event data
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Closes #10
This pull request includes updates to the trigger statements in the
issues.tsandping.tsfiles to improve the accuracy of text matching.Changes in trigger statements:
triggers/issues.ts: Updated thestatementin theIssuesTriggerfilter to use a regular expression for more precise matching of the text pattern.triggers/ping.ts: Updated thestatementin thepingTriggerfilter to use a regular expression for more precise matching of the text pattern.Fixed the issue using regex check since bot id is not a guaranteed field in the event data