Match tags case-insensitively for uncommitted PRs #76
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A pull request for an issue I'm following received a comment (microsoft/TypeScript#62323 (comment)) saying the linked issue hasn't been committed. However, the linked issue (microsoft/TypeScript#58561) seems to be committed, and properly marked as such. I suppose
help wantedwas changed toHelp Wantedin the repo at some point in time.We could of course just fix the case of the one string literal, let me know if that's preferred. It just felt prudent to switch to a case-insensitive comparison, e.g. in case the check gets used in other repos (I noticed microsoft/typescript-go uses the lowercase tag name).
There are other label checks in the codebase that are case sensitive, let me know if you'd like me to touch those as well. I left them as they are for now.