fix: Update URL regex to support longer TLDs like .systems #97
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The URL regex pattern was limited to TLD lengths of 1-6 characters, but .systems is 7 characters long. Updated the pattern to support TLDs up to 24 characters to fix the color rendering issue for https://determinate.systems when using the 'tldr' command. Co-authored-by: kanetronv2 <kanetronv2@users.noreply.github.com>
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Fixes #92
The URL regex pattern was limited to TLD lengths of 1-6 characters, but .systems is 7 characters long. Updated the pattern to support TLDs up to 24 characters to fix the color rendering issue for https://determinate.systems when using the 'tldr' command.
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