feat(experimental): added job keywords detection [resubmitted after fix] #471
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This pull request is a fixed version of #461 .
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I have attached a video as a preview of this new feature. For some context, the first two messages in the video are about a job posting, which gets removed by the bot, and the last message is legit and does not get removed.
demo_LndJtupw.mp4
update: The bot now solely removes posts related to job postings rather than both intro and job posts to simplify the process and prevent false positives/negatives. Added an edge case for code blocks with dollar signs inside for languages like jQuery and other libraries. Any attempt to bypass the bot by including code blocks with dollar a sign and other job keywords gets marked as a job posting ensuring consistency and accuracy.