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Use array of key/value for Twitter hashtags (#1)

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With Go, maps are not ordered the way they are declared. Keys can be read at any
order. When a pattern is too large ("rtx 3060"), when placed first, it can match
a name of another product ("rtx 3060 ti"). When placed second, the good hashtag
is chosen. This commit uses an array of maps because arrays are ordered.

Signed-off-by: Julien Riou <julien@riou.xyz>
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@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ Options:
* `consumer_secret`: API secret of your Twitter application
* `access_token`: authentication token generated for your Twitter account
* `access_token_secret`: authentication token secret generated for your Twitter account
* `hashtags`: map of key/values used to append hashtags to each tweet. Key is the pattern to match in the product name, value is the string to append to the tweet. For example, `{"twitter": {"hashtags": {"rtx 3090": "#nvidia #rtx3090"}}}` will detect `rtx 3090` to append `#nvidia #rtx3090` at the end of the tweet.
* `hashtags`: list of key/value used to append hashtags to each tweet. Key is the pattern to match in the product name, value is the string to append to the tweet. For example, `{"twitter": {"hashtags": [{"rtx 3090": "#nvidia #rtx3090"}]}}` will detect `rtx 3090` to append `#nvidia #rtx3090` at the end of the tweet.
* `include_regex` (optional): include products with a name matching this regexp
* `exclude_regex` (optional): exclude products with a name matching this regexp