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fix: regex to catch inner functions doesn't catch asynchronous ones#467
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LGTM, thanks for the contribution!
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Hello, and thanks for the great tool!
This small PR fixes the case of detecting asynchronous inner functions, for D202 (inner classes and functions require an empty line between the outer function docstring and them). It is a follow-up of #426.
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