Fix filter logic to support both old and new body formats in issue detection

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The checkExistingRuleIssue method was only checking for the old body format when filtering existing GitHub issues, potentially missing issues that use the new format.

Problem

The filter logic in github-issue-creator.ts assumed the old body format with **Rule:** \${ruleId}`but the new format uses## 🔧 ${ruleId}`. This could cause the system to miss existing issues that use the new format when searching with rule-based queries, potentially leading to duplicate issue creation.

Solution

Updated the filter condition to check for both formats:

const ruleIssues = data.items.filter((issue: any) => 
  issue.title.includes(ruleId) ||
  issue.body.includes(`**Rule:** \`${ruleId}\``) ||     // Old format
  issue.body.includes(`## 🔧 ${ruleId}`)               // New format
);

This ensures backward compatibility while supporting the current implementation format.

Testing

• ✅ All existing lint automation workflows continue to work
• ✅ TypeScript compilation and ESLint validation pass
• ✅ Verified both old and new formats are detected correctly
• ✅ No regressions in existing functionality

Fixes #48.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR fixes the GitHub issue detection logic to support both old and new body formats when searching for existing issues, preventing potential duplicate issue creation.

• Updated filter logic in checkExistingRuleIssue method to check for both old (**Rule:** \${ruleId}`) and new (## 🔧 ${ruleId}`) body formats
• Maintains backward compatibility while supporting the current implementation format
• Ensures proper detection of existing issues regardless of format used

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