webhook: handle issue/PR title edits #36
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Rebased following merge of a few other PRs for 0.1.6. |
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Rebased again, hopefully the last time. 🤞 |
The original choice had low-to-no support on Android handsets. This new arrow character appears to be much more widely available.
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Not the last time. Merging #35 caused more conflicts. (I knew I should have merged this first…) |
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What it says on the tin. IRC being silent when an issue is retitled seemed weird.