Formatted Invites Parsed Incorrectly

[averen]

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Issue

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Description

When instant invites are formatted using markdown, they are parsed incorrectly and include some markdown characters.

The first message's contents is exactly __invite__ and the second ***invite***.

[Chiearf-Chaotic]

In this case, @averen is right,

[Chiearf-Chaotic]

A solution to this issue would be replacing unwanted markdown characters within the string with the help of regex:

[Chiearf-Chaotic]

Although, maybe more symbols might be added for further markdown removing.

[averen]

Like I mentioned in discord, this is a sloppy solution. All characters outside of the standard 0-9, A-Z, and a-z should be stripped in the same regex expression. Also invites have set lengths depending on their purpose, this should be taken into consideration.

[MinnDevelopment]

@averen vanity invites do not have a set length so that cannot be considered.

[averen]

Ah I forgot about vanity invites. This PR should do the trick, however if the link is formatted with trailing underscores, they are still included.

[MinnDevelopment]

That is true, if that isn't allowed in vanity invites I will not allow it in the regex but I have no way of confirming that. It seem as if those formattings aren't intended by discord anyway if you see an embed like that. The better way to do this is __<https://discord.gg/code>__ which prevents the additional embed to be generated.

[averen]

In that case, this PR should be an appropriate fix.