fix(ci): detect issues closed by merged PRs via cross-reference #8
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The previous logic checked for commit_id on the closed event, but GitHub doesn't set this when "Closes #X" is in the PR body. Now checks for cross-referenced events from merged PRs instead.
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Summary
The previous logic checked for
commit_idon the closed event, but GitHub doesn't set this when "Closes #X" is in the PR body (only when in commit message).Now checks for
cross-referencedevents from merged PRs instead, which correctly detects issues like #1 that were closed via PR #4.Testing
Verified locally that issue #1 now returns PR #4 as the closing PR: