Issue param in Get-GitHubIssue will always be set to 0 #73
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Since we changed the type of issue from string to int, the int will initialize at 0 and will fail our null check. This makes the code think that the Issue Param is always supplied. We should use $PSBoundParameters.ContainsKey to check this instead. This will fix issue #72.