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Bug: Regex misses repository names containing dots
The regex pattern
[\w-]+for matching repository names doesn't include dots/periods, which are valid characters in GitHub repository names. For example, getsentry has a.githubrepository, so a URL likehttps://github.com/getsentry/.github/issues/123would not be recognized as a valid issue reference. The character class could be[\w.-]+to also match dots.