Update parse usernames process

[SimonMolinsky]

#70

I've created a function outside ProcessIssues() class for parsing usernames. Additionally, I've written a simple unit test. I didn't check the process of updating webpage data because I don't have a Github Token for it (maybe we need some toy repository to test this package?).

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[lwasser]

@SimonMolinsky thank you for this - i'll have a look at it locally now!!

and yay we have our first test !! i've wanted to add tests i just haven't had time. thank you !!!
as far as a test repository. we can totally have something like that. i guess we need to think about whether it's needed. in the other repo i think the token is for opening the PR. BUT perhaps you are right there is an api token for accessing github.

you should be able to run this all locally - so i'd love to understand what didn't run or what was confusing about the workflow so i can add documentation. so far it's only been me working on it. Having fresh eyes is really useful.

[lwasser]

amazing! it runs locally. i'm going to push a small enhancement that then validates package names using the same cleanup step you used for names. i noticed astartes has markdown in the name!! but let's merge this now and then we can move forward with that other cleanup step!!

@SimonMolinsky i've always used pytest to run tests. in this case how would we run the tests?
many thanks

[lwasser]

@all-contributors please add @SimonMolinsky for code, review

[allcontributors]

@lwasser

I've put up a pull request to add @SimonMolinsky! 🎉

[SimonMolinsky]

Two new things appeared in this PR, so I will start with the first:

you should be able to run this all locally - so i'd love to understand what didn't run or what was confusing about the workflow so i can add documentation. so far it's only been me working on it. Having fresh eyes is really useful.

Ok, I didn't grasp it because I don't know what exactly is the output of each process, and if I can run processes separately. I will experiment with it and tell you what is/was confusing (or rather - missing) in README.

@SimonMolinsky i've always used pytest to run tests. in this case how would we run the tests?

I've used unittest because I don't see pytest as a dependency. If you wish, I can change the code and add pytest to dependencies, but in another Issue I suppose :) I prefer pytest too :)