reddit: use new find rule type to get all slash-refs in line
#1892
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I love seeing my work being used right away like that! ❤️
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Description
We're no longer restricted to matching only one
u/orr/reference per line thanks to #1881.Closes no issue, because I knew I'd remember without one. 😝
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make qa(runsmake qualityandmake test)