Reference github issues from commits

[lukaseder]

@michael-simons @jexp Not sure if you're aware of this, but if you reference a github issue from a commit (using e.g. [#14] Commit text format, or [neo4j-contrib/sql2cypher#14] Commit text, then github will be super smart about it, and link to the commit from the issue.

I've always found this very useful in my projects for multiple reasons:

• I can browse commits from the issue comment history
• I can blame a commit and immediately see the issue number that produced the commit, and look up the issue text for reasoning, etc.

What do you folks think? My motivation here is this issue: #14

It seems to have committed work associated with it, but I can't immediately jump to it and look at it.

[lukaseder]

... for an example of how this works, look at: #10