feat(subject): add --require-subject-pattern for regex enforcement#74
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Teams need traceability from commits to tickets — a generic regex check covers Jira keys, GitHub issue refs, and any custom convention without hard-coding a specific format. Add --require-subject-pattern REGEX (CLI), require-subject-pattern (config), and require-subject-pattern (action.yml input). Regex is compiled at startup; an invalid pattern causes exit 2 immediately. The check runs independently of --enable/--disable. Tests cover match, no-match, invalid regex (exit 2), and config-file resolution. Docs updated in README and the site. Signed-off-by: Nerijus Bendžiūnas <nerijus.bendziunas@gmail.com>
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Teams need traceability from commits to tickets — a generic regex check
covers Jira keys, GitHub issue refs, and any custom convention without
hard-coding a specific format.
Add --require-subject-pattern REGEX (CLI), require-subject-pattern (config),
and require-subject-pattern (action.yml input). Regex is compiled at startup;
an invalid pattern causes exit 2 immediately. The check runs independently
of --enable/--disable. Tests cover match, no-match, invalid regex (exit 2),
and config-file resolution. Docs updated in README and the site.