Fix missing comma in regex_patterns dict causing SyntaxError - #5
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The
regex_patternsdictionary in swaggerspy.py is missing a commaafter the 'JIRA Personal Access Token (PAT) Regex' entry, which causes
Python to implicitly concatenate it with the next dict key and raise
a SyntaxError when running the script.
This fix adds the missing comma so swaggerspy.py runs correctly.