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We should only use the fallback if we don't get any information out of
the attachment. For links that exists in text_before, we have gotten the
information from the attachment, but choose not to display it so we
don't end up with duplicate links. Therefore, we shouldn't use the
fallback in this case.
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The urls in the attachment fields can apparently come both escaped and
unescaped.
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* print `image_url` if it exists
* add test for image_url
* requirements.txt for pytest
* fix requirements.txt
* text before image_url
* this isn’t required
* README readability for development section
thanks @trygveaa
* README reorder for this development section
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The title and from_url fields of attachments doesn't seem to be escaped,
so the check if they already are in the text didn't work if the link
contained e.g. an ampersand.
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This is a follow-up of commit 0345ba1. That prevented rendering the link
if it already was in the text. This prevents rendering both the
title_link and from_url if they are equal, but not in the text. In this
case it only renders the title_link.
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