TODO(ian): Assign issues if () in line. (ian), for example

[Ianleeclark]

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[Ianleeclark]

This is really easy in practice, just regex the line with "(\w+)" and strip the "()" and then assign to that person.

BUT, if the name is just their name (I use TODO(ian) a lot) that doesn't really map well to assigning a user an issue. Now, if one were to have a mapping (in a file or some other way) of names to github usernames, this would be easily fixable. However, since I'm not wanting to clutter up any more files, this issue will remain unsolved for now.

However... again, I feel this is solved wayyyy easier whenever I create a gulp plugin because I can just pipe the files into the gulp plugin, with an argument of common user mapping (albeit, this probably makes the gulp script ugly whenever mapping has many users (more than 3 probably--personal preference, though).